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topflight36 · 02-21-2007, 08:34 PM

The goldberg 77". I have a da50 in it. and it flys light. It has a very good glide pattern. I an very pleased with this plane. I also have all heavy duty metal gear servos in it ( which adds more weight then the standard servos they say you can use). my father sports flys and his goldberg yak with a da50 in it runs standard servos and it works well. I 3d that is why I beefed up mine. But they both fly well. I think the edge is a more stable slow flyer though. If you want to know anything more just let me know.

02-21-2007, 08:34 PM	#5
topflight36 In the weeds Join Date: Sep 2006 Age: 26 Posts: 2,560	Re: A good slow flyer The goldberg 77". I have a da50 in it. and it flys light. It has a very good glide pattern. I an very pleased with this plane. I also have all heavy duty metal gear servos in it ( which adds more weight then the standard servos they say you can use). my father sports flys and his goldberg yak with a da50 in it runs standard servos and it works well. I 3d that is why I beefed up mine. But they both fly well. I think the edge is a more stable slow flyer though. If you want to know anything more just let me know. __________________ Power-HD On Air RC RED AERO