Aeroplayin
70cc twin V2
May not be an Edge, but who cares? I love Lasers but don't own an EF Laser in any size yet, so a 70-75 Laser would mean an instant buy for me.
I wish EF made a 70-75" Edge-EXP that flew just like the 60"
It'd awesome to have the 60" edge flying envelope on a plane with DLE-30 20+ minute flight times!
May not be an Edge, but who cares? I love Lasers but don't own an EF Laser in any size yet, so a 70-75 Laser would mean an instant buy for me.
Who am I kidding... I'll take anything they offer in this size.
He competed a few times when he was 12 (just turned 18 a few weeks ago) and the first aerobatic planes he flew were all 126 inch Extra 300's, so I think that's where the confidence comes from. He finished second in his first Florida Youthmasters, and 5th in his first IMAC outing with a plane he never flew before (103 inch Godfrey Laser 200). But it's a tough gig to focus on competition when you're also focused on school. Tom will get his high school diploma in May along with a 2-year college degree (AA degree). Tough to do high school, college, and compete at a high level, at the same time. So instead, we do events along the I-4 corridor from Tampa Bay to Daytona, and have a lot of fun with a lot of great people. As a dad, this hobby has been a blessing. The only thing missing is for his skills to rubbed off on me. Hasn't happened yet.
Definitely agree on the training aspect. Get one or two airframes that you can fly the piss out of. i have my small EF MXS that I fly at my house, which I also take with me every time to the field. I also have my 50cc which I've gotten really good with. Flying one plane consistently will get you so much better. You can learn it's flying characteristics and how to fly it. That being said, I'm getting a 20cc and I would like a 60" EF plane. It's nice to have a plane in every size category but it's so unnecessary.