Art-Tech / E-Go Cessna 182 RTF
10-10-2009 | 10:21 PM
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From: MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA
Art-Tech / E-Go Cessna 182 RTF
Hello all,
Is anyone familar with the Art-Tech or E-Go Cessna? Link to it is here:
http://www.egomodels.com.au/ProductD...Q3dzCyG1enXA==
It looks like it could be an ideal beginner plane. I am thinking of getting one unless anyone can suggest something else?
Edit: Just realised it is the same as the Art-Tech Cessna, any opinions on it?
Is anyone familar with the Art-Tech or E-Go Cessna? Link to it is here:
http://www.egomodels.com.au/ProductD...Q3dzCyG1enXA==
It looks like it could be an ideal beginner plane. I am thinking of getting one unless anyone can suggest something else?
Edit: Just realised it is the same as the Art-Tech Cessna, any opinions on it?
10-12-2009 | 12:00 AM
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RE: Art-Tech / E-Go Cessna 182 RTF
I wasn't able to load the link, but generally a trainer plane with more dihedral in the wings would nmake a much better first plane. Most Cessnas I've seen are straight wing and some do better with flaps set up for landing. These tend to go exactly where you point them be that good or bad. Not a good trait for a first plane.
There's a greatthread here on first planes, although I don't have the link. Maybe someone else can chime in with it. Any of the planes reviewed and recommended would be a better choice for a beginner. Good luck.
There's a greatthread here on first planes, although I don't have the link. Maybe someone else can chime in with it. Any of the planes reviewed and recommended would be a better choice for a beginner. Good luck.
