Aviomodelli kits

[Rstans]

Does anyone have any experience with Aviomodelli Kits/Arc's??
I am most interested in comments on their Piper Arrow 2 Kit. My son has a Cherokee 180, and this look like it would be easy to modify to a semi-scale model of his airplane. Thanks in advance for any information.

Rick Stansbury
rstans@cox.net

[HarryC]

I know 2 people with the Aviomodelli Arrow and have flown them quite a bit. All Aviomodelli kits are heavy bricks, but despite that the Arrow is one of their nicer models, it flies well and handles nicely enough, has no nasty vices at the stall. With flaps down it is nice and steady and an acceptable speed for landing, it does like the mid flap for take-off to help it get off in a reasonable distance. Needs a 91 fs.

H

[Rstans]

Originally posted by HarryC
I know 2 people with the Aviomodelli Arrow and have flown them quite a bit. All Aviomodelli kits are heavy bricks, but despite that the Arrow is one of their nicer models, it flies well and handles nicely enough, has no nasty vices at the stall. With flaps down it is nice and steady and an acceptable speed for landing, it does like the mid flap for take-off to help it get off in a reasonable distance. Needs a 91 fs.

H

Harry,

Thanks for your response, I figured on using a 90 or 108 2 strk
so I should be ok if I order the kit.

Thanks again

Rick:) :)