Epona. Light, strong, highly prefabbed,
probably one of the top flying DLGs commercially available out there right
now. Mine came out in the 8.2 ounce range with D4.7s, which btw
worked superbly for me. Not a wimpy 8.2 either as the plane is very
robust even with its light weight.
Walter
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, April 10, 2006 1:53
PM
Subject: Re: [RCSE] DLG models for a
newcomer
And
then there is the Photon from http://www.kennedycomposites.com/. I am also new to DLG,
and love this ship. No real building, but some assembly and decisions about
equipment. The instructs from Kennedy are weak, at best. However, there are
threads on Rcgroups which are helpful.
IMHO,
a 'must consider' option is the Swyft from http://www.liftworx.com/.
Definitely not competion style, but more fun in 100gm than should be legal.
Build is simple, and a lot of fun both to build and to fly. Instructions as a
work of art.
At 12:22 PM 4/10/2006, Dave Jensen wrote:
I'm returning to the hobby, and
would like to get started with a DLG. I flew HLG a few years back,
and consider myself intermediate level. What model would you
recommend for somebody of that skill level, who would rather fly than
build (the more RTF the better)?
Thanks for any and all
advice.
Dave
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