A second jet?
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A second jet?
Hi, I am new here. I have a Baby boomerang that I can fly ok.
What I am looking for is a second jet that is more like a real jet. I have thought of an F15, as it appears to be fairly easy to fly. Does anyone have any other suggestions?
Thanks
Jim
What I am looking for is a second jet that is more like a real jet. I have thought of an F15, as it appears to be fairly easy to fly. Does anyone have any other suggestions?
Thanks
Jim
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RE: A second jet?
Hi Jim, the F-15, F-16, Gripen, L-39... All very easy to fly jets...
Here are some videos:
http://www.jetsrc.com/videos/F-15_JetsRC.wmv
http://www.jetsrc.com/videos/F-16_18_JetsRC.wmv
http://www.jetsrc.com/videos/Gripen_JetsRC.wmv
I personally love the F-16 1/8, it is very stable and can fly very slow. But it can also handle it's fair share of aerobatics.
Michel
Here are some videos:
http://www.jetsrc.com/videos/F-15_JetsRC.wmv
http://www.jetsrc.com/videos/F-16_18_JetsRC.wmv
http://www.jetsrc.com/videos/Gripen_JetsRC.wmv
I personally love the F-16 1/8, it is very stable and can fly very slow. But it can also handle it's fair share of aerobatics.
Michel
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RE: A second jet?
Jim -
I've heard good reports about the C-ARF Eurosport. Easy to fly and reasonably priced, comes in 3 nice color schemes.
www.composite-arf.com
I've heard good reports about the C-ARF Eurosport. Easy to fly and reasonably priced, comes in 3 nice color schemes.
www.composite-arf.com
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RE: A second jet?
Thanks for all your help.
I can get another turbine, or use the Wren 54 I have.
The F16 is nice & the Wren should fit in it.
If I go for something larger, I had thought of a Jetcat P120 which would be suitable for many models.
Jim
I can get another turbine, or use the Wren 54 I have.
The F16 is nice & the Wren should fit in it.
If I go for something larger, I had thought of a Jetcat P120 which would be suitable for many models.
Jim