Ohhhhh,.... that's a secret that I've been working on for the past few months... Haha. Everyone's seen it now, so it's no secret. I have always called it the "Flip-out", but am open to better suggestions for names.

RJ Gritter actually figured out the maneuver with a foamy and after seeing it with an indoor plane, I had to figure it out with the giant scale! Glad you enjoyed it!

Btw, this Yak does it better than a lot of planes that I've flown!

Cool news, I saw the vids Daniel, nice flying!

Okay Mr.Hinson Please tell me your gonna offer a buy back program like BestBuy when new stuff comes out. After I just bought the 88in Yak. How much would I get with less than gallon run through it.. DA-60 combo?

PS JUST KIDDING!! LOVE MY 88in

Originally Posted by jon595

No Cap 232??

Unfortunately, the Cap 232 isn't the flavor of the month anymore, so people aren't really willing to make them any more. It's a shame since the real airplane is still very much at the sharp end of full-scale aerobatic competition. I LOVED my 40% Cap. I sure wouldn't mind something around 80-90" and LIGHT for electric power.

Originally Posted by Shaker

Unfortunately, the Cap 232 isn't the flavor of the month anymore, so people aren't really willing to make them any more. It's a shame since the real airplane is still very much at the sharp end of full-scale aerobatic competition. I LOVED my 40% Cap. I sure wouldn't mind something around 80-90" and LIGHT for electric power.

Actually Chris was developing one last year, and had prototypes flying.
I think he still plans to release it sometime, but with any of his planes, he makes sure they are perfect before going to production.


Check pic...