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Warbird Flyer Kyle Junior Member Offline ASRCM Forum User Posts: 77 Milford NS	my first edf f18 hornet Oct 14^th, 2012 at 8:16am caint wait to get in the air the pic is here http://shop.righthere.nu/images/uploads/-%20STARMAX%20-/f18%2090mm/F18%20tarmac....
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FLC astroflyer Private Offline MULLIGAN driver Posts: 6524 Milford, N.S.	Re: my first edf f18 hornet Reply #1 - Oct 14^th, 2012 at 10:53am OMG! Kyle will soon have more planes than anybody.
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ettinger Full Member Private Offline on the edge Posts: 195	Re: my first edf f18 hornet Reply #2 - Oct 14^th, 2012 at 7:33pm I have the exact same plane from kmp. 64mm. The plane lands just a touch tail heavy. Flys great. I chose to take the landing gear off and hand launch as it has a hard time getting through the grass with those small wheels. Good luck with it - i enjoy mine
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Re: my first edf f18 hornet
Reply #3 - Oct 15^th, 2012 at 1:28pm

I have the Starmax 70mm F18 tigermeet version.
Also, a very nice flyer. Quality seem quite good in the Starmax planes, everything fit together very well and I've never had a problem with their servos, EDF or ESC. Got mine from Banana Hobby.
You should have lots of fun with this but I found they are difficult to ground launch from grass (tried mine on the old ASRCM field last year) but luckily they hand launch quite easily.

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