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Lots of great advice and tips on this thread. I'll add a point that I learned the hard way. (This is for those with little or no RC experience.) After the maiden flight and the low altitude practce in the back yard, and after you,ve scoped out that wide-open field with a great stand of tall...

Aerodynamically there should be no difference between a tractor and a pusher so long as the pitch is the same. Physically, the pusher may have been manufactured stronger because it is presumed tpo operate in greater turbulence. Short answer, the pusher goes on the bottom. (but if it was on...

Hi DadHav I,m new to this forum too - and like you, old to flying (soloed January '44 in a Stearman) but my RC experience is sad and next to nil. Howsomeever, I'm dreaming a Y6. Dreams include a Naza. so my eye caught that "typical ...Naza flip" !!! Clue me in, please.

Hi: I've been at this flying business for a long time. From age 18 to 48 I flew anything I could stuff my (then) skinny butt into. I walked away from every landing with a whole body and an undamaged aircraft (except for the occasional hole poked in the airframe by unfriendly gunfire.) Then one...