Best Plane to Learn to Slope

[vracer]

Based on my performance this weekend I don't think a Kulbution is the ideal plane to lean to slope soar. The other two planes I have are a DG-1000 and an old Robbe ASW-24. What is a good starter plane that could handle any normal day at Coyote?

I have been flying electrics for many years so I am not a total newb.

[mitchb]

It's hard to beat a combat wing for all around fun at Coyote Hills. Although they may not look like airplanes, they can fly in a wide range of wind conditions (with ballasting) and they're designed to handle crashes without breaking. Here's a great one: http://www.canuckengineering.com/new/content/bee-2 Get the "Predator Package" if you chose this route.

Come out to the Slope-A-Ding-Dong on Memorial Day and you are welcome to fly one of mine (I have 2).

Mitch

[kyang]

Weasel @ http://www.dream-flight.com/ is my top list...

[blewis01]

2nd the Weasel - can be built much quicker than a combat wing, and they are made with slope magic dust.

Bruce

[poolguru]

X10000 on the Weasel EVO from Dreamflight. Fly it as high or as low as you want.

[Mike Johnson]

Well not to pile on but no matter what slope planes you have you should also have a Weasel.

[mitchb]

The Weasel is great fun, and I will also bring one (the original EPP version) to the Slope-A-Ding-Dong at Coyote Hills on Memorial Day. Come on out and you can try a combat wing and a Weasel. If you really want to test your skills, try flying them simultaneously.

Mitch

[vracer]

Thanks for the advice I am going to go with the new Weasel Kit. See you soon.