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If you want something a bit slower than a LiteStik, easier to fly, and stronger, you might consider a DuskStik. You have to build it but it is quite easy to build and the instructions are written with beginners in mind. The manual is 17 pages.
The DuskStik uses the same motor as the LiteStik but has a built up wing with better aerodynamics so it's more efficient. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. Doug@duskstik.com www.duskstik.com |
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If you want a Litestick try: http://www.hobbypeople.net/gallery/128430.htm
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