KyleB15

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Hi, I am in the middle of building a SPA3D. I was into RC a few years ago. I had a piper cub, I only flew it once, didn't like it and traded it. Now I'm back into the sport and a little worried about crashing. I figured the SPAD style plane would hold up well, but I want to start slow. How much throttle does it take to keep a SPA3D in the air with a TT .46?

Thanks guys.

toddly24

Oops, sorry Kyle. You were still signed in on my computer. I was the actual starter of this post.

Tattoo

I use full throttle for take off (usually about 10-20 feet or so) and as soon as it's in the air, I throttle back to 2 or 3 clicks below half throttle. That's perfect for crusing around nice and easy. I reserve full throttle for hovering pull-outs and other 3D stuff.

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dudes im such a ditzy blond i forgot to hit the add sig box this is tha last one :-)