Model Tech Magic ARF
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I have graduated from a trainer and can fly it proficiently. I am now thinking about a second plane and wondering how I would do with the Model Tech Magic ARF with a Tower Hobbies .46 in the nose. How does it fly? Is it a good second plane? Thanks in advance.
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I wrote an article on it a couple months ago in the review forum. Check it out there so I don't have to re-type it.
I think it would make a pretty good second plane. It is very stable and flys very nice. The only thing I don't like about it is the skid on the tail instead of a tail wheel, but they were trying to save weight. I have the .46 FX in it and it flys great, hovers, does anything you want. the only thing I didn't like about the flight on it was it was too stable, so I put a bunch of lead on the tail and made it unstable. It is getting closer to doing what I want. You will like it. I did have to use a micro servo on the throttle though to get the radio and all in, it is tight.
I think it would make a pretty good second plane. It is very stable and flys very nice. The only thing I don't like about it is the skid on the tail instead of a tail wheel, but they were trying to save weight. I have the .46 FX in it and it flys great, hovers, does anything you want. the only thing I didn't like about the flight on it was it was too stable, so I put a bunch of lead on the tail and made it unstable. It is getting closer to doing what I want. You will like it. I did have to use a micro servo on the throttle though to get the radio and all in, it is tight.
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I've never built or flown one, but my home field is crawling with them, at least 6 that I know of. So it must be good for something 
Oh, I will say that they are built very lightly. That's a good thing for flight performance of course. But they sure to turn in to lots of itty bitty bits in a hurry when things go wrong.

Oh, I will say that they are built very lightly. That's a good thing for flight performance of course. But they sure to turn in to lots of itty bitty bits in a hurry when things go wrong.



