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bodywerks · 04-15-2008, 10:21 AM

wasn't there already a thread asking this, just yesterday?
anyway - the quality of the kit is outstanding, and it flies just as good as its little brothers(I had the 100cc and 75cc), only like a 42%er. Don't expect the 36-37 pound advertised weight to be achievable, though, unless you do some lightening-up. If you don't care that it will be 39+ pounds, then don't worry about it. It has plenty of wing to support that weight, and it will 3D no problem. But if you do a lot of IMAC stuff, or have to deal with elevation, building it light will reward you.
Or just wait for the DA 170...

04-15-2008, 10:21 AM	#4
bodywerks Bad-ass Super Contributer! Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Tucson Age: 36 Posts: 5,229	Re: AEROWORKS 42% 260 WHOSE GOT EM wasn't there already a thread asking this, just yesterday? anyway - the quality of the kit is outstanding, and it flies just as good as its little brothers(I had the 100cc and 75cc), only like a 42%er. Don't expect the 36-37 pound advertised weight to be achievable, though, unless you do some lightening-up. If you don't care that it will be 39+ pounds, then don't worry about it. It has plenty of wing to support that weight, and it will 3D no problem. But if you do a lot of IMAC stuff, or have to deal with elevation, building it light will reward you. Or just wait for the DA 170...