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I am in the process of getting into RC gas powered planes.
I start my flying lessons in a few days and looking forward to it.
The club that I am apart of has an airfield that when it rains pretty good it is too muddy to get out and fly. I was thinking about getting a park flier for my back yard. I need some input about this, should I or shouldn't I???? :confused:

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I have heard of people learning on park flyers, it can be done, but dont fly in the wind!

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Start your flying lessons. I' sure you'll enjoy the challange.

Nothing wrong in getting a Park flyer, but you'll find the challange in flying Glo and the selection of planes that are available to you more challenging. There are a great bunch of guys in this hobby that are always there to help.

Park flying is great if you don't have access to a field or club and for kids.

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I got a couple of park flyers after I learned to fly glow models......A wattage Mini-max and an E-flite Electrajet. The mini max is a great plane, and easy to fly. The Electrajet can be a handful at times. If you do get a park flyer, get something that flys relatively slow, like the mini-max or a litestick. You'll be flying it around pretty well in no time. My 3 1/2 year old son will even fly the mini-max around once I get it up for him.

Mike

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You can't go wrong with a Zagi.
www.zagi.com

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Yes Zagi

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No not Zagi.

ZaGi!
Hehe. Zagis rule. Nothing like a plane you can build @ the field.

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Why is it too muddy?
I have seen many a .25ci plane launched by hand!

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Zagi.
The ultimate profile plane (2-dimensional, since it really has none)

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I have put my zagi in at full speed (from waaaaay up inverted), hit it right on the nose. It sounded like a .38 pistol going off. CrrrrrraCKK! I had it flying again in 15 minutes. Now that's confidence inspiring. After the Zagi go ahead and get the Morris Knife with an Irvine .53 on it.