Beginner slope soarer
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IFlyRCstuff
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The chris foss middle phase primary trainer, it's price ranges from near 100$ to 80$, a bit expensive but it is a nice mostly foam (it has a little balsa for support) hi start, power assist, or, soarer, and you can upgrade it as you go, so you don't have to buy a completely new plane.
Top model swish (the brand is called top model) sorry, I not helping cheap wise, but this is also an excellent soarer, and roughly 110$
The sig riser 100" unfortunately it is an all wooden plane, roughly 90$, hi start, winch, or excellent slope soarer, or sig riser 78" for more like 75$, again, all balsa
I couldn't find or think of any more, but if you are looking for foamies, i can probably think or find some that will work, hope this helped
Top model swish (the brand is called top model) sorry, I not helping cheap wise, but this is also an excellent soarer, and roughly 110$
The sig riser 100" unfortunately it is an all wooden plane, roughly 90$, hi start, winch, or excellent slope soarer, or sig riser 78" for more like 75$, again, all balsa
I couldn't find or think of any more, but if you are looking for foamies, i can probably think or find some that will work, hope this helped
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I'd say go for the UMX radian!
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The Dreamflight Libelle is supposed to slope well in light winds.
You could build a foam wing such as the revert:http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=682098 -which I have had success with.
You could build a foam wing such as the revert:http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=682098 -which I have had success with.
The chris foss middle phase primary trainer, it's price ranges from near 100$ to 80$, a bit expensive but it is a nice mostly foam (it has a little balsa for support) hi start, power assist, or, soarer, and you can upgrade it as you go, so you don't have to buy a completely new plane.
Top model swish (the brand is called top model) sorry, I not helping cheap wise, but this is also an excellent soarer, and roughly 110$
The sig riser 100" unfortunately it is an all wooden plane, roughly 90$, hi start, winch, or excellent slope soarer, or sig riser 78" for more like 75$, again, all balsa
I couldn't find or think of any more, but if you are looking for foamies, i can probably think or find some that will work, hope this helped
chris foss kits are not made from foam only the wings are foam covered with obeche wood,the kit build is a balsa plywood build,i have built many chris foss models for friends and for myself,the advance trainer is a great aileron 1st model,i flown these in 30mph winds no problems,i also fly a chris foss phase 6 sport another great model made by chris foss,like you say the kits are not cheap but they do fly very well,i fly mine on slope have fun.
