25% planes
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Who has the best 25% planes? I am ready to get a little larger plane and would like to hear your suggestions.. Also would a 28 cc be enough motor for it????
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What type of flying do you want to do? Sport? Scale? Warbird? Aerobatic? 3D? That will determine what 1/4 scale airplanes are out there and what engine would be suitable.
Do you already have the 28cc gasser? If so, check out the "25%" planes from Cermark. The aren't technically 25% scale if you wanted to be nit-picky but that's no big deal. I have the Yak with an MLD-28S and it is a nice combo.
I also have a GP 25% Sukhoi that flys nice but it definitely needs a larger engine. I have a 43cc on mine.
Do you already have the 28cc gasser? If so, check out the "25%" planes from Cermark. The aren't technically 25% scale if you wanted to be nit-picky but that's no big deal. I have the Yak with an MLD-28S and it is a nice combo.
I also have a GP 25% Sukhoi that flys nice but it definitely needs a larger engine. I have a 43cc on mine.
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I'd check out ones of these: http://www.cermark.com/products/Cerm...%25-YAK54.html
It does have some minor quality issues with the coverign material and a few of the hardware pieces but nothing that can't be dealt with and the price is hard to beat. It flys well with a smaller gas engine too. I was skeptical when I bought mine but so far it has been impressive.
It does have some minor quality issues with the coverign material and a few of the hardware pieces but nothing that can't be dealt with and the price is hard to beat. It flys well with a smaller gas engine too. I was skeptical when I bought mine but so far it has been impressive.
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Thas a nice looking Yak, but it does not appear to be on there site any longer...If I follow your link it is there, otherwise it does not show on there main site..
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i fly the great planes patty wagstaff extra 300 with a moki 2.10. i believe it's 26% scale or so i've been told. it is the most durable arf plane flown at our field. the other PW extra 300's at our field fly with 48-50 cc gasser engines. their's have a bit more vertical although mine will climb until i feel like getting the crick out of my neck.
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Thas a nice looking Yak, but it does not appear to be on there site any longer...If I follow your link it is there, otherwise it does not show on there main site..
Thas a nice looking Yak, but it does not appear to be on there site any longer...If I follow your link it is there, otherwise it does not show on there main site..




