First Gasser
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From: Gladewater, TX
Hey all, I am looking into getting a 50CC Yak. This will be my first gasser. I am looking at three brands as of now and would like some input on the quality and manufacture.
1. Aeroworks Yak. I really like the way these look but a couple people have told me that you have to reinforce the gear plate.
2. TT TOC Yaks. Several nice color combination to choose from.
3. Extreme flight R/C Love the yellow and black Yak but is out of stock. Probably would not get by Christmas.
Some that I have looked at but not really impressed.
TroybuiltModels. I have looked at the magic hand yaks but have not found much on them.
Any help to get me in the right directions would be greatly appreciated.
1. Aeroworks Yak. I really like the way these look but a couple people have told me that you have to reinforce the gear plate.
2. TT TOC Yaks. Several nice color combination to choose from.
3. Extreme flight R/C Love the yellow and black Yak but is out of stock. Probably would not get by Christmas.
Some that I have looked at but not really impressed.
TroybuiltModels. I have looked at the magic hand yaks but have not found much on them.
Any help to get me in the right directions would be greatly appreciated.
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B 10,
You have probably asked a question to which there are as many answers as potential respondents!
My experience with gassers is limited. My first, and only..but not last, is a Wild Hare Edge.
The 50cc gassers fly so much better than smaller (.60-.90 glow) airplanes that there is little comparison.
If you pick a plane you like from among the well-respected Asian-ARFs, and from and established vendor, you will probably not be disappointed.
Good luck and have fun.
P.S. You might try here: http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/forumid_110/tt.htm
Is there somewhere else that I need to put this so I can get more help?
My experience with gassers is limited. My first, and only..but not last, is a Wild Hare Edge.
The 50cc gassers fly so much better than smaller (.60-.90 glow) airplanes that there is little comparison.
If you pick a plane you like from among the well-respected Asian-ARFs, and from and established vendor, you will probably not be disappointed.
Good luck and have fun.
P.S. You might try here: http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/forumid_110/tt.htm
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Big10,
The WH ARF's are nice and so are the Aeroworks QB series. I've had both in the 120 size and the Aeroworks was a better build as far as build time, Quality, and looks. The Aeroworks has the control surfaces already hinged except the rudder and everything is pre-drilled. You pay a little more for the Aeroworks but you get a little more.
The WH ARF's are nice and so are the Aeroworks QB series. I've had both in the 120 size and the Aeroworks was a better build as far as build time, Quality, and looks. The Aeroworks has the control surfaces already hinged except the rudder and everything is pre-drilled. You pay a little more for the Aeroworks but you get a little more.
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I can comment on the aeroworks and the TOC, SD. Both are very good quality, and fly nice if kept light and balanced. There is a little more to put together with the SD, but you would be happy with either. I was not to impressed with my buddies majic hand yak, although a good price, you get what you pay for. One other thing, I think the gear mounting system on the SD is much better, unless Aeroworks has cought up to them in that respect.
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How bout the Hangar 9 Carden Yak 54, 89"
Early kits were a bit troublesome but I have just got one from the new batch and they seem to have fixed the problems and indeed made improvements.
You would be pushed to find a better flying Yak, it outdoes the Extreme Flight Yak by all accounts.
Early kits were a bit troublesome but I have just got one from the new batch and they seem to have fixed the problems and indeed made improvements.
You would be pushed to find a better flying Yak, it outdoes the Extreme Flight Yak by all accounts.
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hey big10,
i am currently building a 30% 50cc Magic Hand yak 54 from Troy Built Models. It has been a great build, great quality. the covering is awesome and im looking forward to flying it.
you can check out my build thread, here is the link: http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_85...tm.htm#8509852
i am currently building a 30% 50cc Magic Hand yak 54 from Troy Built Models. It has been a great build, great quality. the covering is awesome and im looking forward to flying it.
you can check out my build thread, here is the link: http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_85...tm.htm#8509852



