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well i have this setup that is coming off of a Charger RC axilion
-Hacker A-20-20L -APC 10x4.7 -CC pheonix 25 -Power Edge 1300 3S 30C -Futaba 3114's -AR6100 i ripped the front end off the axilion 3 seperate times on 3 different airframes. so im looking for something that will last more than 5 flights. my flying style is why i picked the axilion in the first place. i like doing both precision and 3D in the same flight and the axilion catered to this beautifully but for some reason just wont hold up. so from what i've heard the YAK is a great foamie that does 3D very well. but i was looking into the Gen X. -will the Gen X do 3D like the YAK? im pretty sure it will do the precision part |
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Fly Extreme!
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Go with the Yak. The GenX is a good plane, but the Yak will 3D a lot better, and it flies like an IMAC plane. Just my opinion though. You'd like them both.
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thanks
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Behind the back Freestyle!
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The 38in Yak 54 would be good for you.
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Flamingos are everywhere!
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another perfect option for that setup is one of the Airfoilz planes... the Yak flies very nicely.
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I've owned both the DW Yak and Yak jr.... great airplanes!
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thanks guys... im gonna be going with the yak. now to get a job...
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Fly Extreme!
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Good choice! You'll love it!
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Foam
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Yak!!! I never flown an imac plane, but i have flown it in imac. Its percision and very good, and okay in wind.
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Low and slow- How I roll
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The Yak is schweeeet! My favorite 38" of the DW's
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BAD ASS DW YAK
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well to be honest i would go with the yak the combat or the juka
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