i know,lots of threads about 2nd planes...
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From: Moorhead,
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OK, now i have it narrowed down to 3. i think the Tiger 2 is ugly so it is out.
1. Four Start kit ( i really like the looks of this airplane)
2. Ultra sport (funky looking, but kinda cool)
3. SE (i like extras, but it is kinda spendy)
1. Four Start kit ( i really like the looks of this airplane)
2. Ultra sport (funky looking, but kinda cool)
3. SE (i like extras, but it is kinda spendy)
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the 4*40 was my second plane....... mine has a saito 50 on it. I wish that it had a little more power. I've had it a while now and only flown it 2 times........ I got a Magic right after the 4* and that ended up being my 2nd plane. Don't get me wrong, the 4*40 is a super plane. One of the best flying planes that I own, if not the best. It just is a little too much like a trainer to me.
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I think you'll be happy with the 4*. They fly well. They are not as aerobatic as you other selection, but it will offer a good mix or aerobatics, stability and slower paced flight. Good all around second plane.
Ultrasport is funny looking? I actually like that plane. A Ultrasport 40 was my 2nd plane. Very smooth and fast plane, fully aerobatic. Good traditional aerobatics trainer.
SE's I think are funny looking. They don't look anything like a Extra which is what they were supposed to kinda look like. They too are a good second plane for those that are looking to move into some simple 3D maneuvers. Can be flown very slow.
Ultrasport is funny looking? I actually like that plane. A Ultrasport 40 was my 2nd plane. Very smooth and fast plane, fully aerobatic. Good traditional aerobatics trainer.
SE's I think are funny looking. They don't look anything like a Extra which is what they were supposed to kinda look like. They too are a good second plane for those that are looking to move into some simple 3D maneuvers. Can be flown very slow.
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From: CC,
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Mine was the somethin' extra. Started out slow with it now i move really wild. Its very stable and predictable. Comes out of spins, snaps, easily. Make real tight loops with it and a punch of other stuff too. Great plane.
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From: Moorhead,
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thank you all for your opinions, i cant wait to buy my 4*, but now i have unexpected full scale expenses so i will be waiting a little longer than i was hoping
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From: Fort Mill,
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I used the se as a second plane, with the G2 sim. but, I have wrecked it 3 times, the third was torque rolling, engine quite, flat spin into the trees, VERY BAD...had budget, went to flying a trainer style home built mustang, VERY FAST, but very forgiving..taught me flying skills, QUICK....also flying home built fun fly, kind of like se but slower and less forgiving.....NOW I am flying 60 size Extra 300L.....WOW, a challange...like going from a VW to a Ferrrai...anyway, if it is anything, I have been flying for one year now...Extra is a handful and a HUGE, HUGE.... Challange, especially to land, have to keep air on those thin wings, but take your time, it sux tearing up 200$ of ARF !!




