3D Newbies

[3dNater]

I figured he was worried about the hard plastic case (weight). Maybe I am confused.

 

[alawson999]

You are right

My advice was off topic - sorry

 

[3dNater]

Not at all... I am operating on an assumption... I give you license to do the same

 

[Bbcorvette18]

Ive got a 6100e in mine.

 

[Flyboy]

Thank you all for help. Took the plastic case off and got the cg where I want it and it fits in the very little compartment perfectly. I do thank I will go with a TH receiver when I order my next plane( we all know there will be another one or two).

 

[gyro]

Thank you all for help. Took the plastic case off and got the cg where I want it and it fits in the very little compartment perfectly. I do thank I will go with a TH receiver when I order my next plane( we all know there will be another one or two).

[MENTION=3411]Flyboy[/MENTION], I've got 3 extra mini spektrum compatible rx, (I fly Hitec now) so send me a PM if you want to snag 'em cheap.

 

[alawson999]

There is *always* another one or two airplanes

;-)

 

[pedro.ochoa.urrea]

Guys have this stupid but important question, when a 3D pilot flies does he always knows exactly what stuns is he going to perform? And the exact timing?

Thank you so much

 

[gyro]

Guys have this stupid but important question, when a 3D pilot flies does he always knows exactly what stuns is he going to perform? And the exact timing?

Thank you so much

When in a competition, yes... But when flying for fun, usually not. That's the cool and fun thing about 3D, every flight can be different

 

[Treetopflyer2]

I recommend twistedhobbys.com crask series foamy for a 3D trainer. Their planes are among the best and you can get everything you need from them. Nice people to deal with too.

I now have a twisted hobbies 32" foamy. Does one look at the prop end or the tail for correstion?
Dave