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[ULTIMATE1]

All the above is true but really counts is practice, practice and practice some more I can atribute this to my motorcycle roadracing experience. On practice nights it was usually rainnng and all the guys would sit under there tents while I put thousands of laps practicing in the rain many times tossing away my bike for nothing? No but not for nothing cause when it came to racing for real it made me a much smoother rider and if it happened to be raining on race day well that's when it really shined. So I say fly lots with something that ain't going to break your bank in all conditions windy days etc. and when it comes to competitions you will be prepaired to fly your best no matter what Mother Nature Throws at you. Good example was the Worlds Championships where most guys competed in winds that they wouldn't have thought to practice in. that's my 50 cents worth . Good Luck ULTIMATE1

[Mithrandir]

Learn to fly a heli and then a plane will be a slam-dunk! lol