Sebart Models

[sihinch]

Anyone know a local hoby shop that stocks the Sebart models?

Ed - you like flying your Sukhoi, don't you.  Any comments you'd like to make on the quality/flight performance?

Thanks,
S

[Ededge2002]

Hacker USA carries the Sebart line and there are a couple others.
Far as flight performance/quality is concerned my SU29 is the easiest plane I've ever flown. Very little coupling, can fly fast and slow and isn't so fragile your afraid to look at it wrong.  6lbs and 800square" wing area on 60" span.

What one you looking at?

[sihinch]

I was looking at the 30e class range.  I like the Sbach, the Sukhoi and the Angel S.

It would be for the pattern/IMAC flying we're going to practice/try next year.

I miss my 50" Edge and want something to replace it.

S

[Ededge2002]

I've heard good results but that the bigger sizes are better.
I do have that 45" Stevens-aero groove that I've been considering selling....  It's around 10oz (280g) lighter than similar sized airframes. 

[Ex14th]

Simon, this is what you need.

http://www.rccanada.ca/rccforum/showthread.php?t=147122

I have bought a few items from Edward - Ottertalk in the past, great guy to deal with. Considering the asking price, this is a great deal. I have my Yak 55M with a Hacker A80 already, otherwise I will be all over this.

Alex

[thehaze]

I've heard good things about these guys as well. Worth a look.

http://www.3dhobbyshop.com/Electric-Airplanes_c_187.html

[sihinch]

I know Si Chapman swears by his vyper from 3dhs and they're on sale now.

[Wingnutz]

Looking for a Canadian supplier for a Sebart that's not 3D. Pinnacle has had my order for a while and can't get any response from Sebart...suggestions?