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airborneSGT · 05-19-2009, 03:08 PM

When the Wild Hare Ultimate was still in production it was one tough plane and a 3D machine with a DA 50. There are honestly more good choices than bad now. The ones I have enjoyed in 50cc:

Extra's from both Wild Hare and Aeroworks in 50cc - I beat the heck out of both and was not able to break them.
Cap from GP - for how cheap it is man its awesome on a 50cc engine a sweet flying plane for the $$

I have owned both and both were awesome. I will say its hard in the 50cc range to say one is so much better; after I started flying 35-40% they all felt twitchy.

Again the 27% 260 from H9 was not a bad plane if you put a Saito on it. I could do nearly stationary rolling harrier elevators. I mean it was a blast to fly, but, Saito's can burn through glow fuel like no tomorrow.

Your best bet is to ask a few friends if you can fly their planes first. Get a good feel for whatever planes you are thinking about. A sort of test drive. Setup makes a big difference also.

05-19-2009, 03:08 PM	#25
airborneSGT Pimpalicious Join Date: May 2006 Location: Germany, BY, Bamberg Age: 30 Posts: 2,136	Re: Need a new 50cc Airframe.....Help Please When the Wild Hare Ultimate was still in production it was one tough plane and a 3D machine with a DA 50. There are honestly more good choices than bad now. The ones I have enjoyed in 50cc: Extra's from both Wild Hare and Aeroworks in 50cc - I beat the heck out of both and was not able to break them. Cap from GP - for how cheap it is man its awesome on a 50cc engine a sweet flying plane for the $$ I have owned both and both were awesome. I will say its hard in the 50cc range to say one is so much better; after I started flying 35-40% they all felt twitchy. Again the 27% 260 from H9 was not a bad plane if you put a Saito on it. I could do nearly stationary rolling harrier elevators. I mean it was a blast to fly, but, Saito's can burn through glow fuel like no tomorrow. Your best bet is to ask a few friends if you can fly their planes first. Get a good feel for whatever planes you are thinking about. A sort of test drive. Setup makes a big difference also. __________________ *Performance Aircraft Unlimited* Getting R Done since 81!