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Old 11-27-2010 | 08:36 PM
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I am a newto rc airplanes. My dad was a small engine repairman all his life (weedeater chainsaws etc). He also does wood work an builds custom furniture. He is recently retired and saw my planes and wants to build a kit. What is your recommendation for a first build first time flyer???
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Sounds like he has great building skills. He would have a challenge he would enjoy building a Kadet Senior or Seniorita. Both are very easy flyers though.

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Hello. Sense you are a beginner flyer also, SIG has a great Kadet LT40 Kit, but that company is slowly going downhill. Otherwise, Great Planes Trainer kits are fantastic for beginner builders, and fly very smooth. Good Luck!
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Thank. I have a kadet 40 trainer and tower hobby trainer 40. Dad wants to something different with the same controllabilty.
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Tiger II or Tiger 60.
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Or a BTE Venture60 - which will spoil him!
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Thank. I have a kadet 40 trainer and tower hobby trainer 40. Dad wants to something different with the same controllabilty.

Telemaster

Flies better than the Sig Kadets IMO. Nothing wrong with a Sig Kadet. I'm modifying one right now. I've been flying for about 12yrs or 13yrs and I ALWAYS have a Sig Kadet in my fleet. I just like 'em.

But a Telemaster, with the flying stab, flies better IMO.
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I'll also recommend the Tiger II or Tiger 60

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