Seduction 90, good first _real_ pattern ship?
10-15-2005 | 05:17 PM
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From: Bergen, NORWAY
Seduction 90, good first _real_ pattern ship?
I've built and flown the Seduction 25, and it was a real blast to both build and fly.
I've been wanting to step up a level with my flying and my local shop is selling these kits for half price (They're discontinuing Pilot/EZ)
My budget doesn't have room for one of those top_of_the_line ARFs like the Impact or Infinity, but this kit at half price should be ok (and I like to build).
Anyone know this plane? Is there anything else that should be considered?
I've been wanting to step up a level with my flying and my local shop is selling these kits for half price (They're discontinuing Pilot/EZ)
My budget doesn't have room for one of those top_of_the_line ARFs like the Impact or Infinity, but this kit at half price should be ok (and I like to build).
Anyone know this plane? Is there anything else that should be considered?
10-15-2005 | 07:17 PM
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RE: Seduction 90, good first _real_ pattern ship?
At half price, it sounds like a steal!!!
Im not very experienced, and have only built the 45 sized seduction (with pattern stab).
The 45 version flies very true, straight up and down, It was so easy to build, and light to boot (2.0kg with irvine 53).
The 90 size is quite large from memory 1.75x 1.75 if I remember rightly, so by rights shoud be a great flier.
Building these sort of kits gives you the opportunity to get everything true and solid right from the start, half the battle in the lower classes of pattern. IMHO
Cam
Im not very experienced, and have only built the 45 sized seduction (with pattern stab).
The 45 version flies very true, straight up and down, It was so easy to build, and light to boot (2.0kg with irvine 53).
The 90 size is quite large from memory 1.75x 1.75 if I remember rightly, so by rights shoud be a great flier.
Building these sort of kits gives you the opportunity to get everything true and solid right from the start, half the battle in the lower classes of pattern. IMHO
Cam
