Hello Gents!!! I am trying to get some input from people who have had some experience with some of these Jets...
This will be my first turbine jet aircraft... I fly nitros and Helis as well. Time to put my new Wren M54 MKlll to work... I am looking at the following Jets:
Boomerang Intro
A-10X
Velox
Fox Cub

I appreciate any advice on selecting a first time jet aircraft...
Thanks Guys,
Mojo

While I do not have one, I have heard some GREAT things about the Velox, but if this is your first jet, I would probably go with the Boomer.

Thanks C2 for the reply, I think the Boomerang is the way to go all around.... Size, Speed, seems very reasonable for the money as well.... Cool looking as well...
I would like to make it to Jet Power 2007 and see Everything... I hope to attend as I will still be in the Med at that time with my work...
Thanks Again,
Mojo

I would say definatly the boomer, but go for the XL, I have had the Intro and now have the XL among others jets, Now knowing! I would of gone for the XL at the begining, you wouldn't be dissapointed.

wit the boomer intro you can't go wrong..

easy as a trainer, cheap and easy to assemble/disassemble

i have one with MW54 and is just great!

Thank You Alessio and Mart So BOOMERANG XL For the first Jet, not the Intro right...

I would love to get a boomerang (boomer), where do i buy one?????
Kevin

Go to [link]http://www.boomerangjets.com[/link] or email Patricia at;- [email protected]

Hello Mart I have a new Wren MW54 MKlll so I must go with the Intro I think, the Big Boomer needs more power...
Thanks Mojo

Oh I didn't realise you already had the wren, then the intro is the way to go, all the boomerangs fly beautifully.

Martin.

I have my wren 54 in a baby boomerang and this was my first jet. Very easy to fly but still capable of more advanced aerobatics when you are ready. Power from the Wren is perfect for both tarmac and grass runways. Also flown a boomerang with Jetcat P60 and performance similar as expected.

Hello and Thanks for the advice Martin... Looks like the Boomerangs the way to go... I will make a decisions soon...Boomers look cool I think and with a cockpit and pilot WOW!!!
All The Best
MOJO

You will not be sorry if you pick a Boomer (Baby or XL). Quick to assemble, easy to fly, very aerobatic, and you can't beat the customer service.

Chris Balling

Thanks Chris I appreciate your input... After much reading I think The Boomers are really cool... Looks good to me
Thanks,
Mojo

OK just to be different Iam going to suggest that an 'ideal' first turbine model in my opinion anyway should be one with an externally mounted turbine like the Kangaroo, Hotspot, Bobcat etc, etc. reason is the simplified engine access......
I will assume flying ability is not an issue either of coarse and that docile aircraft flying qualities are secondary to imediate engine access and servicability for a 'turbine trainer' and in the possible event of a hot start the external set up is an advantage.

Cheers-

Thanks for the info Bud, all makes good sense as well.... I believe your right about the externally mounted engine for sure.
Appreciate your ideas,
Thanks
Mojo

If you start the baby boomerang with the hatch off the engine is externally mounted and a hot start will not be an issue.