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Re: Can I move from 50cc to 150cc???
I hate you guys...you got me thinking about a biplane again...grrrrrr....QQ Python...maybe..
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Re: Can I move from 50cc to 150cc???
If you do.. I'll make you a sweeeet deal on a DA-100!! |
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Life Begins at 200 mph!
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Re: Can I move from 50cc to 150cc???
Sorry to hijack the thread, but DO IT!!!! I love mine! Back on subject here, just like the other guys said, if you can afford it, get it. The bigger stuff only flies better!
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07-06-2008, 01:16 PM
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Hero to the masses
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Bonney Lake, WA
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Re: Can I move from 50cc to 150cc???
RC hobby money had better be disposable income. It's a hobby, not an investment. The big 40s fly great but in my opinion if you aren't flying competitively then a 100cc plane will give you just as much enjoyment with a higher power-weight ratio and cost half as much to set up. Having said that, always jump on a great deal if you can afford it.
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07-06-2008, 04:23 PM
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Bad-ass Super Contributer!
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Petaluma, CA
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Re: Can I move from 50cc to 150cc???
I fly a 35% and a 40% Extra. For IMAC, the 40% is hands down better. However, for 3D I really prefer the 35%. The 35% is much easier to throw around and is more agile. The 40% is slower and more graceful but not as agile in my opinion. The 35% is also alot easier on the pocket book so it is not as stressful for me to fly low. I don't see any problem with going from a 50 to a 150. I would recommend keeping the 50cc or some other small plane to throw around a practice with. The 40% will be more stressful unless you just don't care at all about the cost. It is nice to have a smaller plane to take out and just have fun with.
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