So, I'm planning on building my tiny trainer soon, and actually bought another quick build kit as well. Going to try hang on to the mini sportster for awhile while I practice with the TT. However, I found a neat old pusher glider similar to the (probably better known on here) Hobby Zone Aerobird. I have fairly decent soldering skills, and I know the technology on this plane is old. It's a 27 mHz with NiMH batteries. I figure it might be an interesting experience to try to update it with a more modern Rx to use with my Flysky Tx and to use better lipo batteries. It's on an auction site, so I may not win it. But it will be next to nothing if I do 
. Also, I know I could probably build or buy something already updated for cheaper, but, I still want to give this a go . It looks pretty darn complete, extra wing, tail boom, extra tail, props, etc. Will probably update the motor to something more modern as well. Just, completely rebuild it. From what I understand, some of the earlier versions were 2 channel, but this one is supposed to be 3. Since I'm rebuilding though, shouldn't be an issue since this is just for fun, I could make it 3 if it wasn't. Anyway, I'm just curious if anyone has ever tried anything like this. I'm all about bringing old things back to life that may not have been used otherwise
. Also, I know I could probably build or buy something already updated for cheaper, but, I still want to give this a go . It looks pretty darn complete, extra wing, tail boom, extra tail, props, etc. Will probably update the motor to something more modern as well. Just, completely rebuild it. From what I understand, some of the earlier versions were 2 channel, but this one is supposed to be 3. Since I'm rebuilding though, shouldn't be an issue since this is just for fun, I could make it 3 if it wasn't. Anyway, I'm just curious if anyone has ever tried anything like this. I'm all about bringing old things back to life that may not have been used otherwise 
