Maiden flight F-27
03-10-2008, 11:11 PM
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03-11-2008, 07:53 AM
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RE: Maiden flight F-27
Third time's the charm, as you say. Don't hesitate to give full throttle when hand launching a model like that --- there is no reason why you shouldn't.
03-11-2008, 12:15 PM
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RE: Maiden flight F-27
Yep, full throttle right from the start. I use to have a strykerB. Even that was a lot of fun until my servos failed and it ended up doing 50 into the pavement.
I was thinking about getting the C recently, but I opted for a nitro trainer instead. I couldn't bring myself to pay 250 for a piece of foam, despite it's wonderful flight characteristics and speed. Not just that, but li pos are too expensive for a student like me. But, if I had more money, I would definitely get one of these bad boys. Have fun!
I was thinking about getting the C recently, but I opted for a nitro trainer instead. I couldn't bring myself to pay 250 for a piece of foam, despite it's wonderful flight characteristics and speed. Not just that, but li pos are too expensive for a student like me. But, if I had more money, I would definitely get one of these bad boys. Have fun!
