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Old 04-19-2003 | 12:37 AM
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Default Try the TRI or buy the BI

Hey Guy's, I've been eye balling the GP DR-I and Global D-VII. Need a WWI bird for the collection. Which of the two has better flight characteristics and which would be more forgiving on take off? I'm kind of leaning towards the D-VII, but if the DR-I flies better I'd get that one instead.

I mostly fly Electric and just started flying nitro. The nitro planes I have now are TT Lazy tiger w/ .42, GP shoestring w/.61 and a Ace/TT Seamaster w/.52 4-stroke. I have no problems with take off/flying them. Chose those 3 from reading the good posts here on RCU. But couldn't find any comparing The DR and DV. Oh, would both planes be ok with a .80 4-stroke? I have one waiting for a plane.

Thanks in advance, Glenn
Old 04-19-2003 | 02:27 AM
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in this case wind is your enemy!, the more wings the more it affects your flight. Take that in consideration when choosing between these two. If you fly early inthe morning @no or almost no wind try the tri, the remarks from any GP plane are always high.

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