Recommend a Pattern ARF .46 to .61
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Can someone recommend an ARF pattern flyer. It doesn't have to be the perfect pattern plane. In addition to the .46 and .61 I have an OS FS 70 4 stroke. Any plane for one of these engines will be ok. But I do not want something that is real fast.
I have average flying skills. For the past 2 seasons I have been flying a .46 Ultra Stick from Horizon and electric sailplanes.
It has to be an ARF because I just do not have the time to build a kit this winter. Next winter I will be retired and can build a pattern kit.
So can someone please recommend an ARF pattern starter.
Thank you. bob
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At $99. the SPA approved Tower Kaos 40 ARF is hard to beat and will fly the “Classic Pattern” pretty well. With a 46 it flies like a low wing trainer.
Here’s a link to a list of “Classic Pattern” aircraft kits and ARFs http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_3053513/tm.htm
Here’s a link to a list of “Classic Pattern” aircraft kits and ARFs http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_3053513/tm.htm
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Bob,
If you don't want something that flies fast, you probably don't want a classic pattern plane - they are commonly referred to as "ballistic pattern planes" for good reason. The modern F3A type planes would probably suit you a lot better. There's currently a thread in the generic pattern forum "Please suggest one of these for first pattern plane" that should give you some ideas.
Good luck!
Tim
If you don't want something that flies fast, you probably don't want a classic pattern plane - they are commonly referred to as "ballistic pattern planes" for good reason. The modern F3A type planes would probably suit you a lot better. There's currently a thread in the generic pattern forum "Please suggest one of these for first pattern plane" that should give you some ideas.
Good luck!
Tim



