Anyone out there flying a Blackhorse "canter" . I have one I'm flying with a saito 56. Just curious what others might use.

OK then I must be the only one who has one of these.

Might take longer than 4 hours for someone to respond.

Give it time <br type="_moz" />

madtrev,
Sorry nobody answered in 3 days, but you might be right. There just might not be too many Cantering about. Maybe that's one of the Pacific rim only models?

I did an internet search before posting this and it's pretty much a nofind. One listing on the front find page and it doesn't even show pictures of the model. I'm betting it's not sold in the US.

Oops. I didnt look too closely at the date. <div>
</div><div>Sorry. </div><div>
</div><div>da Rock is right the Canter may be only available in certain countries. </div><div>
</div><div>Good opportunity to start a thread on the plane and share your experience with the model for others to see. </div>

I tried to find it too, but couldn't. Black Horse, Seagull, and Phoenix all come from the same place and make some pretty nice stuff for the money.

Can you post some pics??

He probably means "Katana"

The Blackhorse Canter is a model. <div>
</div><div>http://www.sussex-model-centre.co.uk...d.asp?id=20816</div>

Well whaddya know!

I had just assumed that like most asian produce in Australia, its made for somewhere else and a little of it comes here. Well waddaya know aye. Its a lot like older pattern planes with slightly larger control surfaces. It wont 3d ( not with a 56 saito anyway) but I thought it would have been a bit more popular and was hoping a few could have had some input to setup. It'll knife edge right for the length of the field, but left sinks too quick and it wont hold altitude. I know I need more power - it still is flying on the wing and not the prop, but I'll get there. Prolly needs a 75 2stroke if'nn it'll have prop clearance.

Could always run a 3 blade prop if a 2 blade wouldnt fit with the 75.<div></div><div>Sounds like a fun model and with the price of them I may just have to pick one up.</div>