T3 vs Havoc SS
#1
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So Im looking at getting a Sport jet in this size range, 103in wing or so, and it seems like the T3 and Havoc SS are around $1500 apart in pricing. I have seen Pablo spank the crap out of the SS and I have no dought it will last forever, but before I spend his kind of money I have to weight all my options.
There dose not seem to be any info on the T3, it dose seem to have nice oil struts for my grass field, but the Havoc are using a great set of Electron gear.
Im not a fan of he tuna shaped jets, and Im a little worried as I have a large Avaion Design Diamon that is a blast to fly, but I dont dare rip it as tight as I see the Havoc SS fly.
What are your thoghts between these two jets?
Anyone see a T3 fly?
T3 is
103W x 118 L and $5100 shipped
Havoc SS
85W x 105in L and around $6500 shipped
Pilot Predator 2.7M with 3D pipe
94in W x 106 L and $4275 shipped.
What are your thoughts?
There dose not seem to be any info on the T3, it dose seem to have nice oil struts for my grass field, but the Havoc are using a great set of Electron gear.
Im not a fan of he tuna shaped jets, and Im a little worried as I have a large Avaion Design Diamon that is a blast to fly, but I dont dare rip it as tight as I see the Havoc SS fly.
What are your thoghts between these two jets?
Anyone see a T3 fly?
T3 is
103W x 118 L and $5100 shipped
Havoc SS
85W x 105in L and around $6500 shipped
Pilot Predator 2.7M with 3D pipe
94in W x 106 L and $4275 shipped.
What are your thoughts?
#2
My opinion is a Havoc SS due to the build quality, strength, low weight and amount of flight abuse it can take as demonstrated by Pablo. You have the choice of Electron or pneumatic gear. A Kingtech 210 is awesome in it. The T3 is nice but to me Chinese jets still have a way to go to reach the same level. I examined a T3 in detail and was somewhat turned off by how "heavy" parts like wings and stabs felt and a few other things. The T3's I've seen flying are using a 260 or 310 turbine, so any $ you saved in kit cost you need to spend on the turbine. So when ready to fly both are pretty close in cost, but I'd still go the Havoc SS route.
Last edited by sc0tt; 08-08-2018 at 03:16 PM.
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Flown T3 with a 210 and it’s just fine and it’s would never recommend the 310 because it’s to much power. Quality wise I have never met a disappointed customer of a T3. Don’t think I would put the T3 down for quality being they are all painted outside the mold. Both are great planes it’s all about what you want.
people that have them will say which ever one they bought is the best to justify their decision.
people that have them will say which ever one they bought is the best to justify their decision.
Last edited by gunradd; 08-08-2018 at 03:36 PM.
#5
Good day Mike.
Both jets are awesome and great flyers, Kinda not comparing apples to apples on this one though. The T-3 has 18" more on the wing and 13" more on the length and much heavier duty gear due to the size. Naturally it will be a bit heavier than the SS however the quality is in line. Sorry i'm not familiar with the Pilot Predator
We have many customers flying them on a 210 all day long. The 260 just came out and a few of use are now using them, yes it make a big difference when it comes to vertical performance but the 210 fly's the jet extremely well. You can get electric gear for the T-3 as well but I will tell you the factory gear is superb on the T-3
I've been trying to post video of some flights on here but RCU is giving me struggles. There is a great thread on here called T-3 build and pic's. you should check it out.
All in all buy what makes you happy and fits you flying style. All i can tell you is the T-3 is an amazing flying sport jet, handles very well in all acro positions and is very smooth and slow to land.
Any info i can give just let me know.
Good luck on your choice..
Both jets are awesome and great flyers, Kinda not comparing apples to apples on this one though. The T-3 has 18" more on the wing and 13" more on the length and much heavier duty gear due to the size. Naturally it will be a bit heavier than the SS however the quality is in line. Sorry i'm not familiar with the Pilot Predator
We have many customers flying them on a 210 all day long. The 260 just came out and a few of use are now using them, yes it make a big difference when it comes to vertical performance but the 210 fly's the jet extremely well. You can get electric gear for the T-3 as well but I will tell you the factory gear is superb on the T-3
I've been trying to post video of some flights on here but RCU is giving me struggles. There is a great thread on here called T-3 build and pic's. you should check it out.
All in all buy what makes you happy and fits you flying style. All i can tell you is the T-3 is an amazing flying sport jet, handles very well in all acro positions and is very smooth and slow to land.
Any info i can give just let me know.
Good luck on your choice..
Last edited by Digital Pilot; 08-08-2018 at 03:43 PM.
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I got a sweet Havoc SS, Unfortunately the same day, I lost my Aviation Design Big Diamond. I have a K210 at King Tec waiting to see if it can be saved. But until then I got a flight a few days back with a Jet Central Cheetah that I had laying around. I actually flew it at the same time as my buddy Grey was flying His Havoc SS with a K210 and it was fast! but I was impressed how well the Cheetah flew the Havoc SS.
#12

My point was they claimed it was unsinkable and it sank on its voyage. This guy claims the havoc is indestructible... nothing is indestructible especially a model aircraft. That’s a very naive mindset. Bit odd that he’s posted on every single havoc thread he could find
#14

Give me that TX, I'll pull the wings off, trust me. But, based on your last post you have only seen it fly and follow the jet on forums and such. So you have never actually flown one? Is this correct?
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