Anyone flying one of these SPAD RC's? I found the SPAD Website and was wondering if any SPAD flyers were on this newsgroup and how the planes fly compared to balsa kits. I may attempt one...
Thanks, Bryan - MimsFlyer-FL
Anyone flying one of these SPAD RC's? I found the SPAD Website and was wondering if any SPAD flyers were on this newsgroup and how the planes fly compared to balsa kits. I may attempt one...
Thanks, Bryan - MimsFlyer-FL
They fly surprisingly well. I've made several. They can take a lot of abuse. For a fast, fun, nearly indestructible flying machine I don't think you can beat them. If you are going to Perry Swap Meet (March 4 & 5) you can pick them up new for a pittance. Check Nick Neville's table. His are great and nearly ready to fly.
Red S.
Todd
They fly real well,We use the Spad Saturday Nite Special for combat at our club.They're tough,a bit heavy but with a TT 46 Pro.Quiet fast. We just have spare parts,mainly fuselages when one gets messed up. The wings hold up real well and will keep flying with a piece cut out from a mid/air.
They're cheap,fast and tough....
Good luck.
Bryan,
I highly recommend building one. They're fun, easy to fly and tough as nails. I always keep one or two ready to go.
Good flying, Bob Scott
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