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  • If you are flying a Trojan than it should be easy for you.

  • i have a t-28 by parkzone. Im thinking this model shouldn't be too intimidating for flying. My only question is how does it act when it comes to stability at landing speeds because you said it shows a tendency to tip stall at lower speeds?

    please reply thanks

  • @JetFlyyer Yes, as someone else mentioned, this plane will be much easier to fly than the T-28. Also, the Decathlon doesn't have ailerons. Also, yes, this plane will tip stall at slower speeds especially on slower turns. Almost the same stall characteristics as the T-28 actually. Overall, this is an excellent flyer but not recommended as a beginner plane. Thanks for stopping by!

  • Anytime hobbytowngreg I love my extra 300 to. Merry xmas

  • I have the decathlon running it with my spectrum dx6 what a wonderfull plane never let's me down total relaxing joy to fly all parkzone planes rule

  • @MrDjh66 Nice! People will be glad to hear it. Thanks for sharing your flying experience with us. Happy Flying!

  • I have flown before, just a firebird and it was a few years ago but would you consider this plane for somebody with little experiance?

  • @deathcomesarippin No, I would recommend that you get the Champ, or the Super Cub if you haven't flown for a few years. This plane likes to tip stall at lower speeds due to the short wingspan, & low wing dihedral. This plane is more suited for intermediate fliers. Thanks for stopping by.

  • I have a question. Want kind of airplane would you recomend for begginers that go pretty high and is easy to fly. It has to have a price rang at or under 135$. Thanks.

  • @eprocks6054 Either the Hobbyzone Champ, or the Parkzone Micro Cub. The Champ has more power, & is easier to fly between the 2.

  • how do you get your prop off to get to your motor ?

  • @hahahahahahaha193 Hold the prop, & put the screwdriver in the hole on the prop hub, & then turn counter clockwise until it loosens. To get to the motor you have to take the cowl off after removing the prop. Is your prop shaft bent?

  • thanks

  • @draco900000 Anytime. Let us know if you need assistance with anything else.

  • i own this plane but i crashed it the first flight and bent the engine shaft

  • @draco900000 Flying over tall grass, or hayfields will help minimize any crash damage, until you get used to flying this plane. Due to the shorter wing, & large rudder, this plane has a high tip stall rate, & turns should be made with caution for the 1st few flights. We carry the replacement motor shafts in store. Give us a call if you need a new one, & we'd be glad to ship one out for you if you live out of our area.

  • @hobbytowngreg whats your number?

  • @hahahahahahaha193 (603) 879-0613 or,

    (603) 459-4427

    HOURS OF OPERATION:

    Mon-Fri 10 AM - 6 PM

    Saturday 10 AM - 5 PM

    Sunday 11 AM - 5 PM

  • @draco900000 EZ fix with 2 pairs of vice grips. Just carefully bend it back the way it was. If it's real bad, & you need a new motor shaft, we have them in stock.

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