Rat1
10-04-2004, 10:05 PM
>>>ParkZone Decathalon<<< (http://www.hobbyzone.com/rc_planes_parkzone_super_decathlon.htm)
Yeap they are giving us another model to play with.
At this time I currently own a ParkZone J3 Cub, Slo V and as of saterday I am also the proud owner of an F27 Stryker.
Winds have been too high to maiden the Stryker but my other ParkZone planes have been a blast. The Cub took its fair share of bumps and bruises but after a total rebuild from the gorund up. New Fuslage,tail section,wing, 2 or 3 gear boxes and one reciever/speed control, it flys great.
The Slo V was an instant success for me. It was airborn in no time and had it trimmed and flying level in very little time. Yes I had to replace the prop shaft twice but that was due to my error or Dumb thumb sindrome.
I can't wait for the Decathalon to hit the shelves as this will also be added to my growing hanger of parkflyers.
I do hope that ParkZone comes out with a true 4 channel plane in the near future.
Yeap they are giving us another model to play with.
At this time I currently own a ParkZone J3 Cub, Slo V and as of saterday I am also the proud owner of an F27 Stryker.
Winds have been too high to maiden the Stryker but my other ParkZone planes have been a blast. The Cub took its fair share of bumps and bruises but after a total rebuild from the gorund up. New Fuslage,tail section,wing, 2 or 3 gear boxes and one reciever/speed control, it flys great.
The Slo V was an instant success for me. It was airborn in no time and had it trimmed and flying level in very little time. Yes I had to replace the prop shaft twice but that was due to my error or Dumb thumb sindrome.
I can't wait for the Decathalon to hit the shelves as this will also be added to my growing hanger of parkflyers.
I do hope that ParkZone comes out with a true 4 channel plane in the near future.