3M hosemonster or NSP L

[wingsnapper]

I've got a Big Bird and Paragon just begging me to fly em again.. Big Bird is built stock and the Paragon has removable tips. Neither has any carbon. BTW I'm thinking about adding a Maurader to the mix some day.
What do ya'll think?

[John Walter]

I have flown both and they are quite comparable. I tend to prefer Hosemonster in terms of quality, but the Pinnacle is very good as well, so maybe a better value.

[Soar_dude]

Hose Monster hands down IMHO I have had one for ten years now and is still as strong as when I got it. I have mine out in the scorching deserts of the UAE and Fallon Nevada, the bright sun of the San Joaquin valley at Lemoore CA, and finally the great Northwest of Washington state with its cooler weather.

Soar Dude

[wingsnapper]

I was mainly wondering if the planes could take the pull of the 3M hosemonster.. I would buy the NSP L as a step down in power.

[marc 540]

Hence, the name.....Wingsnapper!!! I'm also a little concerned about my new BOT kit built w/o carbon and my new 3m hosemonster.

Marc 540 :)

[WEB01]

I've launched my BOT (from the kit... no carbon) off of my Hosemonster and never had any problems at all. Fear not... it's a great combination!

Ward