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Quote: Originally Posted by Neil4 |
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I have seen one do both IMAC and freestyle. It flys IMAC fairly well but if you are looking for the top notch IMAC performer this isn't it, not to say it isn't good at IMAC but from what I have seen the Krill Katana seems to excel at Freestyle over IMAC.
Overall it seems to be a great airplane, so go for it.
Neil |
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I am going to argue with you on this one...this is probably one of the best IMAC planes I have ever own and flown. If it didnt perform well at IMAC, then somebody doesnt have the plane set up right!
I have owned all the performers...Carden, 3W, Aeroworks....Krill is probably the best airplane I have clicked with...rolls are super axial, doesnt get bounced around in the wind, snaps are crisp, spins are straight and no tip stalling noted, mixes are next to nill.
As you can tell, I am very happy with mine..with cannisters, DA, Li-manganese batteries, it came out 38lbs 14oz. Ideal for competition if you ask me, and doesnt suffer at all performing the Unlimited sequence in IMAC.
Everybody has there own preference for a competitive aircraft - this one is mine.
Joe