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Old 05-02-2009, 05:34 PM
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Hi I am looking for a 60 or 90 size trainer type airplane. Any recommendations?
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Default RE: 60 or 90 size recomendation

The Alpha 60 is a great trainer in a 60-size.
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hhahaha - funny you say that - I had the alpha 60 for a long time and unfortunately crashed it today doing banner towing.
I think it's the best trainer out there
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Default RE: 60 or 90 size recomendation

Tower Trainer 60
Hobbistar 60
Old 05-03-2009, 01:08 AM
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You want a 60-90 size trainer then you should check out the Sig Kadet Senior or the World Models version, I think it is called a Frontier Senior. They are similar planes and great fun if you do not count fun in miles per hour.
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hey Fred that is a cool plane for what I want to do (FPV and banner tow)
but I wonder if it would take an os 61 -
Old 05-03-2009, 11:27 AM
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Default RE: 60 or 90 size recomendation

If you can find one, the ARF Goldberg Protoge is a great one! No support tho after Great Planes bought Goldberg out.
Old 05-03-2009, 08:40 PM
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Hello; One word "Telemaster"
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Definitely would take a 61. A 91 4-stroke works good except you have to be careful about prop clearance. A 61-75 2 stroke would be just fine. Sure a big Kadet type will fly with a 35/40 but why when they are all the more fun with bigger engines. I prefer to have a big engine just loafing along as a little engine screaming it insides out.
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Fred I agree - the way I see it...there is no such thing as over powered
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ORIGINAL: mobyal

If you can find one, the ARF Goldberg Protoge is a great one! No support tho after Great Planes bought Goldberg out.
I train folks to fly and this is the plane that I use for the trainer. It is large and easy to work on, very sturdy, easy to see, easy to land, and very easy to fly. You can purchase it either as an arf or as a kit (I prefer the arf) from Tower at http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXRXH8&P=0 for $149 before any discount. I used an OS 61 FX and cruised at perhaps 1/3 throttle. I highly recommend this plane.

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[link=http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXCAS1&P=7]Or this one.[/link]

If it flies half as well as its little brother, it'll be the best 60-sized trainer out there.

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