Alpha Trainer 60 Or Arrow Semi-Symmetrical?
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From: North Brunswick, NJ
Does the Alpha 60 have a Semi-Symm wing like the the Arrow or no? just curious cuz if the 60 has a semi wing then maybe ill get that as my first plane instead of the Arrow
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You got someone helping you fly right? If you don't/can't I would recommend the Alpha .60.
The Arrow is a bit faster/higher stall speed.
Arrow + buddy box, or instructor = SWEET!!!!!
Jetts
You got someone helping you fly right? If you don't/can't I would recommend the Alpha .60.
The Arrow is a bit faster/higher stall speed.
Arrow + buddy box, or instructor = SWEET!!!!!
Jetts
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From: Fort Mohave,
AZ
If you have an instructor I would go with the Arrow..
I Made my first 5 flights with the club trainer.. But club rules prevent landing
with club trainer.. So I was looking at the alpha or sig senior.. stable and
slow.. But since I was doing good, I started looking at the Arrow.. Don't ask me
why, but I ended up getting the Avistar 40 with an OS .46... I love it!! And it
flies better than the club trainer, Plus I can stay inverted with control.. But you
do have to keep the speed up a little more then the so call true trainer for
landings.. We have a fenced paved field at the club, And on my last "corded"
landing, I found out the hard way that the "semi" will not be as stable as the
flat bottom at low speed.. Luckily I only had a small indentation in the L.E. of
the wing and a small tear on the bottom of the hor. stab. from the top of the
bush in front of the fence.. Yes my instructor said I was to low and and slow
and he was going to take control.. I yelled back.. NO.. I got it... I did.. the
bush
... But a little scotch tape and I was back up.. The next couple landings
was "hot" though, causing me to touch and go.. But I'm getting better
I think you'll love the Arrow!!
Have fun.. Be SAFE.. And the wheels should be the only thing touching the ground
Join the AMA
Ron
AMA 801542
I Made my first 5 flights with the club trainer.. But club rules prevent landing
with club trainer.. So I was looking at the alpha or sig senior.. stable and
slow.. But since I was doing good, I started looking at the Arrow.. Don't ask me
why, but I ended up getting the Avistar 40 with an OS .46... I love it!! And it
flies better than the club trainer, Plus I can stay inverted with control.. But you
do have to keep the speed up a little more then the so call true trainer for
landings.. We have a fenced paved field at the club, And on my last "corded"
landing, I found out the hard way that the "semi" will not be as stable as the
flat bottom at low speed.. Luckily I only had a small indentation in the L.E. of
the wing and a small tear on the bottom of the hor. stab. from the top of the
bush in front of the fence.. Yes my instructor said I was to low and and slow
and he was going to take control.. I yelled back.. NO.. I got it... I did.. the
bush
... But a little scotch tape and I was back up.. The next couple landingswas "hot" though, causing me to touch and go.. But I'm getting better

I think you'll love the Arrow!!
Have fun.. Be SAFE.. And the wheels should be the only thing touching the ground
Join the AMA
Ron
AMA 801542
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yeah thats the next thing i gotta do get my AMA Merbership but i wanna wait till i order the plane so this way if something happens i dont get stuck with a membership i dont need ya know? like i said Don Hef is helpin me out gettin started he invited me to a club meeting on march 10th so im gonna go, hehe mom wants to come and see what this is all about so she can come too i suppose





