3D For Front Yard !
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I posted on the 3D electric form . But no one answered.
My question: I have a front yard 60' x 130' what size / kind of 3D plane will fit?
My question: I have a front yard 60' x 130' what size / kind of 3D plane will fit?
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I have one of these, the only fixed wing I can fly in my small backyard. Until I got this, all I could fly were helis in the backyard. I think my backyard area is about 100'x50' not including the playground obsticles.
http://www.e-fliterc.com/Products/De...rodID=EFLU1050
http://www.e-fliterc.com/Products/De...rodID=EFLU1050
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I fly this in my front yard and it's great for learning 3D or improving your 3D skills.
http://www.twistedhobbys.com/Twisted...r-Blue-ARF.htm
http://www.twistedhobbys.com/Twisted...r-Blue-ARF.htm
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I have one of these, the only fixed wing I can fly in my small backyard. Until I got this, all I could fly were helis in the backyard. I think my backyard area is about 100'x50' not including the playground obsticles.
http://www.e-fliterc.com/Products/De...rodID=EFLU1050
I have one of these, the only fixed wing I can fly in my small backyard. Until I got this, all I could fly were helis in the backyard. I think my backyard area is about 100'x50' not including the playground obsticles.
http://www.e-fliterc.com/Products/De...rodID=EFLU1050
+1 [sm=thumbs_up.gif] And it's not too bad in a light wind. Great for indoors too. Get the thunderpower batteries for it. Really boosts the power.
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Thanks everyone, AnE, I like what your recommend. But I am a little worried about the size. (32"to44"???)<div> </div><div>I think my real problem is I want a 32"+ plane . when something like a small Beast will fit the front yard. </div><div> Please till me I am wrong.</div>
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I think you will want something that will fly slow in a small area. I don't mean something that can hover in a small area either. If you look at a foamy profile plane, it flies slower than something like the Parkzone Su. I like the twisted hobby because it's big (32"), flies slow, and can take the abuse of hitting the ground like I do. Check out these videos.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Es_k4VRQPXA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivITq_OZGNY</p>
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I also fly this one in my back yard. unbelievably light and and lands like a kite http://www.rcuniverse.com/magazine/a...article_id=980




