Originally Posted by blucor basher

matt - Very nice pics, esp. the inverted shot low over the grass...colors and composition are very nice, IMO.

Thanks!! Agreed, that's also my favorite shot.

(unfortunately, looks like rcgroups.com new update may be compressing the pics a little more now so the pics aren't as good of quality as they used to be...)

Originally Posted by blucor basher

matt - Very nice pics, esp. the inverted shot low over the grass...colors and composition are very nice, IMO.

Originally Posted by mattk0

Thanks!! Agreed, that's also my favorite shot.

(unfortunately, looks like rcgroups.com new update may be compressing the pics a little more now so the pics aren't as good of quality as they used to be...)

Ya! Your Wife flys Real Good and you take pretty good pictures too!!

Matt-

Really nice pics dude. I am really diggin both schemes of this plane. The red looks so sharp.

How come I don't see more vinyl on these? I put the big "EXTRA" and "330SC" on my wings cause I brought it out to the field the first day without decals, I got tired of saying it.

Guess it is still quite new. Decal accrual takes time. I admit, I do save some bigger decals for covering up mishaps and hanger rash.

BTW- The low KE is my fav.

Originally Posted by BustedBlades

How come I don't see more vinyl on these? I put the big "EXTRA" and "330SC" on my wings cause I brought it out to the field the first day without decals, I got tired of saying it.

Yeah that's a tough call. The 330SC comes so great look right out of the box it's tough to "add" to the looks with sticker set provided. But to you're point I did use the smaller stickers just so I didn't have to answer the "what plane is that" question over and over.

D-Man

Originally Posted by DFloth

Yeah that's a tough call. The 330SC comes so great look right out of the box it's tough to "add" to the looks with sticker set provided. But to you're point I did use the smaller stickers just so I didn't have to answer the "what plane is that" question over and over.

D-Man

what prop you got on there?

Originally Posted by BustedBlades

what prop you got on there?

I'm running the Reaper 60 powerd by a Rino 4s 4000 25c spinning a Vox 15x6 wooden prop. But next flight I'll be trying a Vox 15X7.

D-Man

Originally Posted by DFloth

I'm running the Reaper 60 powerd by a Rino 4s 4000 25c spinning a Vox 15x6 wooden prop. But next flight I'll be trying a Vox 15X7.

D-Man

How do you like the Vox props? I've never used anything but APC, but I'm wanting to branch out and try Vox, Xoar, etc, this time around....

Originally Posted by DFloth

I'm running the Reaper 60 powerd by a Rino 4s 4000 25c spinning a Vox 15x6 wooden prop. But next flight I'll be trying a Vox 15X7.

D-Man

How do you like those props? Thinking the plastic have too much tip flex. might try a woody.

Anybody have any input in the differences b/t plastic and wood?

Originally Posted by Jon Craig

How do you like the Vox props? I've never used anything but APC, but I'm wanting to branch out and try Vox, Xoar, etc, this time around....

I've found the wooden props are a more efficient. Much less flex then the cheaper APC's I was buying. Batteries are coming down less warm and better over all flights.

2 drawbacks:
1.) less "growl" during KE spins and water falls due to the less blade flex (I do love that sound).
2.) They will shatter easy on ground contact (pro side is it saves the motor, shaft and motor box) and they're right at 10 bones each.

I'm running Vox props on all my non foamy planes.
Ohh and I happen to like Vox over Xoar... if only because they are a shade darker in color.

D-Man

Originally Posted by BustedBlades

Matt-

Really nice pics dude. I am really diggin both schemes of this plane. The red looks so sharp.

How come I don't see more vinyl on these? I put the big "EXTRA" and "330SC" on my wings cause I brought it out to the field the first day without decals, I got tired of saying it.

Guess it is still quite new. Decal accrual takes time. I admit, I do save some bigger decals for covering up mishaps and hanger rash.

BTW- The low KE is my fav.

Thanks, yea decals are still coming but I'm still digging the 'clean' look right now. I'll be putting them on this winter once I'm convinced where/what decals I want. (This is a big process for me )

Originally Posted by DFloth

I've found the wooden props are a more efficient. Much less flex then the cheaper APC's I was buying. Batteries are coming down less warm and better over all flights.

2 drawbacks:
1.) less "growl" during KE spins and water falls due to the less blade flex (I do love that sound).
2.) They will shatter easy on ground contact (pro side is it saves the motor, shaft and motor box) and they're right at 10 bones each.

I'm running Vox props on all my non foamy planes.
Ohh and I happen to like Vox over Xoar... if only because they are a shade darker in color.

D-Man

Cool - thanks for the rundown!

Where are you ordering your Voxen from?

Vox props are great. they're a PrecisionAerobatics product.

Originally Posted by Jon Craig

Cool - thanks for the rundown!

Where are you ordering your Voxen from?

Being a open minded multi plane guy.. and only a social coolaid drinker,
I buy my Vox props from http://www.precisionaerobatics.com/category.php?cid=70 .

D-Man

Where are you ordering your Voxen from?

Voxen... is that plural for 'vox'?

clever

Originally Posted by BustedBlades

Where are you ordering your Voxen from?

Voxen... is that plural for 'vox'?

clever

It is now...

Yeah.

Ox... oxen... Vax... vaxen. Vox... voxen. Box... boxen. Etc.

It's an old-school UNIX geek thing, actually.