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1bwana1 · 03-31-2008, 08:05 PM

This is a tough one, because booth planes are very nice. I own an AW 100cc 260 and really enjoy flying it. It is a great all around plane. I have flown the H9 260 and it is also a great flying model. If your primary orientation is IMAC with some light 3-D then I would give the nod to the H9. It is stretched a little more than the AW, and I have found that it tracks, and generally does precision a little better. However, my experience is that the AW is a better built model, and seems to hold up better. I have seen a number of the H9 fail while flying, another one this last weekend. Especially if your primary focus is freestyle, or equally mixed between 3D and precision I would go with the Aeroworks.

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03-31-2008, 08:05 PM	#2
1bwana1 Bad-ass Super Contributer! Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: La Jolla, CA USA Posts: 2,662 Awards Showcase Total Awards: 1	Re: Which Exrta 260? This is a tough one, because booth planes are very nice. I own an AW 100cc 260 and really enjoy flying it. It is a great all around plane. I have flown the H9 260 and it is also a great flying model. If your primary orientation is IMAC with some light 3-D then I would give the nod to the H9. It is stretched a little more than the AW, and I have found that it tracks, and generally does precision a little better. However, my experience is that the AW is a better built model, and seems to hold up better. I have seen a number of the H9 fail while flying, another one this last weekend. Especially if your primary focus is freestyle, or equally mixed between 3D and precision I would go with the Aeroworks. Hope you find this useful.