I think the Zagi is probably better than the Twinstar, but
the Smiley would be the best trainer.
The Twinstar is too fast and fragile for new pilots.
An e-zagi would be good for the new guys that show a knack
for flying, but it would be tough for the guys that are all thumbs.
I highly recommend having the new pilots practice approaches
and landings on MS flight sim. Select the glider,ignore crash, tower view,
make all the surfaces more sensitive and save the flight as a
RC Glider.
When they can line up and land in front of the tower consistently, they
will have a much better day at the field.
Mark Mech
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www.aerofoam.com
> The E-Zagi is much more durable and compact than the TwinStar. The
TwinStar
> is probably easier to fly, though I don't have enough stick time on either
> to make a definitive answer. It may be the standard configuration of the
> TwinStar would be more comfortable for beginners,
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