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12-19-2002 | 07:44 PM
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hi
i am interested in getting into jets or just things that go fast. i am currently flying a topflite contender and wish to move on to somthing differents and alittle faster. i was looking at combat models f-16 and read the review on it. i was going to make it a pusher if i got it with a jett .60 in it. does anyone have any advice on this plane and how it flys? also the foam and fiberglass kind of scared me away at first but the review said that it was very easy. is this true? money is a big issue and i like this plane because it is relatively inexpensive. 500 dollars with retracts and everything except engine and radio. if anyone has a better recomendation i would apreciate it.
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i am interested in getting into jets or just things that go fast. i am currently flying a topflite contender and wish to move on to somthing differents and alittle faster. i was looking at combat models f-16 and read the review on it. i was going to make it a pusher if i got it with a jett .60 in it. does anyone have any advice on this plane and how it flys? also the foam and fiberglass kind of scared me away at first but the review said that it was very easy. is this true? money is a big issue and i like this plane because it is relatively inexpensive. 500 dollars with retracts and everything except engine and radio. if anyone has a better recomendation i would apreciate it.
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12-19-2002 | 09:43 PM
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Read this thread its long but you will get the idea.
The ACFT is nice but the Customer Service is not there.
http://www.rcuniverse.com/showthread...810&forumid=26]
The ACFT is nice but the Customer Service is not there.
http://www.rcuniverse.com/showthread...810&forumid=26]
