Ultimate FF
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I finally got around to finishing my Ultimate FF last week. I woke up Saturday to very gusty winds, but I packed up for the field anyway. I haven't flown any all year so I threw the Zagi up to knock some rust off. The wind threw the Zagi every which way and gave me a good refresher course.
The Ultimate flew well, and seemed a lot more responsive than my Fazer or Somethin' Extra, even at low rates. I don't know if it was me, the linkage, the wind, or a combination of all, but it was very quick to respond to control imputs.
I landed about a half dozen times, each being an adventure in the gusty wind. I didn't bounce it, but got a wingtip close to the ground once or twice. I did a few lazy loops and rolls and a snap or three then packed it up for home. The gusty wind was just too much for me to fly a brand new plane.
Tim
Pics are here:
http://personal.mem.bellsouth.net/me.../RC/index.html
The Ultimate flew well, and seemed a lot more responsive than my Fazer or Somethin' Extra, even at low rates. I don't know if it was me, the linkage, the wind, or a combination of all, but it was very quick to respond to control imputs.
I landed about a half dozen times, each being an adventure in the gusty wind. I didn't bounce it, but got a wingtip close to the ground once or twice. I did a few lazy loops and rolls and a snap or three then packed it up for home. The gusty wind was just too much for me to fly a brand new plane.
Tim
Pics are here:
http://personal.mem.bellsouth.net/me.../RC/index.html
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I love my Ultimate, but I have the same problem(if you want to call it that) as you. The plane is very responsive at low rates, and lacking a computer radio, I can't control the throws. But I wouldn't trade it for anything.