[ronm]

If you want a scale gas aerobatic trainer, there is a Decathalon in the planes-for-sale section that is perfect.

[deano]

Gary Maker was doing aerobatics with his Tree Hopper on a zenoha

[David_Moen]

My Ultra Stick Lite is eqipped with an MVVS 26cc gas engine (of course!). Mucho lighter than the Zenoah. This plane is an outstanding aerobatics trainer. I had the pleasure of watching one of the local hot-shoes, Mike Allman wring out my airplane yesterday at the fly-in in Vernon. It was doing things that I can't do with it, Mike put on a real show, but still it lands oh-so-gentle, and it's an inexpensive introduction to gas powered airplanes too.

[Steve Sanderson]

Thanks again guys your information will help greatly, the Pitts is where I eventual want to be and know that it will take quite alot of air time to get me to that point. I just said that to give you guys an idea of where I want to be.

Thank alot again, Steve

[Ateeq4]

Hey I Was Just Wondering Whats The Wingspan On The Hanger 9 Ultra Stick 40 Size?

[planecrazy]

check this one out too.

https://www.rccanada.ca/bb/viewtopic.php?t=9769

Chris

[Ramz-to-tha-Z]

i think it's 58 inches.

[Going Balistic]

As far as a second plane goes, I built the SIG FAZER, while not gas it was / is a riot to fly.

Flys super slow and stable and when the rates are turned up, it snaps twice in the blink of an eye and rolls are about 4 per second.

My fazer rotates in about 8' and can land on a dime in high alpha or hover-to-land.

I have been flying my second plane for 7+ years and still love it even though I am into much bigger stuff now.

There are bigger profile planes that are unbelievably agile and very stable at slow speeds.

OMP has some great ones and Morris Hobbies has a few large ones as well which are suitable for large glow or gas.

Since I have been flying at the local club here since moving from Texas quite a number of experienced flyers are building the fazer dur to the extreme fun they see me have with mine.

GB