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Old 04-05-2015, 12:55 AM
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Foamy Or A Frame?

Heard foamy comes with few bad habits & do things which in actual giant frames do not, if its true then in my opinion no point in flying a foamy for advance level practice. Though good for starters.

So if its the frame, which frame to have to add into your stick time while at home/parks? Gassers are weekend thing here!! Was thinking about any EF 60" Or 3DHS? If the above subjected theory is right?
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Old 04-05-2015, 10:39 AM
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EF 48" would be great for parks. depending on the part i guess you could go into a 60". my foamies twist and wont fly straight. they are good for learning a new trick but once you want to perfect the strick you need a real airframe. i think you are on the right track with EF or 3DHS
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Old 04-09-2015, 09:24 PM
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Foamies are great for practicing low to the ground - which is a great place to practice because if nothing else, you have to fly level.

I'd probably never get the gasser down on the deck if I hadn't built my confidence on the foamie first.
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