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Hello. I've been flying consistently for about a month now. I have been through two trainers, 2 electrics, and a glider. I have never been trained. I am now in a club, with an Avistar. It is the only plane I have left, and have been flying it for a month, almost every day. I can do pretty much everything I want to. I am thinking about a new plane. Since an avistar is supposed to be more acrobatic than a trainer, should I go with a 2nd plane or skip to a third. I haven't been to the club in a week so I haven't seen the guys out there and I have been flying at my own spot. I have landed dead stick a couple times. And once without a prop. Plus I have to land at a pretty narrow runway, when I'm not at the club. What do you guys think? Thanks, in advance, for the input.

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P.S. I hate to build. I would rather get an ARF. Sorry about that. Forgot to put it into my original message.

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Sounds like someone is ready to graduate! Congratulations! What to get next depends on the type of flying you want to do. Fun-Fly, Pattern, 3-D, Scale, Sport, etc. Start looking at some fun fliers, or Extra 300's. A Great Planes Ultra Sport 40 ARF, or a Sig SE would also be outstanding.

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Orangeman,
Consider looking into the Stik type of airplane. They're easy to build and and an absolute blast to fly. Very acrobatic and easy to land. I like the GP Big Stik, because it's the one I have and am familiar with, but a friend has an Ultra Stick and it's a peach too. Everyone should own a Stik of some flavor.

Rick
Albuquerque R/C Club

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Sig Somethin Extra, GP Super Sportster, GP Ultra Sport or some of the sticks.