Ice Dagger

i have been flying fore six month. and would like to get in to twin engine's now i just want to know what would be a good stater plain. I started with aerobatic plains so i have a under standing of quick so that is not going to be a prob. so what ever yall con come up with let me know thx.

aerowoof

unless you can land crosswind with cross coupled airlerons and rudder you aren't ready yet but one of the best beginner twins is the twinstar.

mugenkidd

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twinstar, you can handle it.

http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXJPH0&P=ML

mugenkidd

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you can put in two Super Tiger 40's and have a twin and engines for about $200

jrf

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OS 40LAs are much lighter and the Twinstar is no lightweight to start with. Good starter twin.

Jim

JimO

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I liked the Cedar Hobbies Twin Stik to learn on. Easy access to the engines, will fly great on one engine and does not cost a lot.

Jim

twinman

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The Cedar Twin Stick also gets my vote. Aerobatic, but forgiving.

moodier

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Hi;Twinstar nice easy flyer but don't put in 40s a good 25 FP will give you all you need.Flys good on one engine.Small tanks etc better on small engines.Then I would go to the Cedar hobbies twin and 40s four my next one!!!!My .02 cents

JimO

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I have 2 Magnum 52's on my Twin Stik and what a sound.

eagledancer

another one would be a cessna 336/337 skymaster

JimO

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Takes all the "FUN" out of one engine flying[X(]

dasintex

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Twin-Stik, hands down; I have one with 2 Magnum 40XL's on it, plenty of power and performance; a great landing plane as well.