Glenn Philbrick

This might be if you have stability selected, some spektrum receivers do the same.

Thanks Brian That looks to be what I'm looking for.

Thanks for the replies, it is the adapter plate I'm looking for. The one shown is for flightless what I'm after is one to take jst xh connectors.

I've been given an e station bc 8 charger, but cannot find anywhere in the UK to get a jst xh adapter to take 8 s batteries. Any I ideas??

Flew my L.A. 7 for the first time this year, I'd forgetten how well it flies and how stable it is on landing absolute joy. Tonge in cheek now hopefully the mossie will be just as good!!

Oddly enough a young lad turned up at our field with one of these. He has never flown before so I had the first flight, in intermediate it coped with the wind reasonably well, in expert it is a nightmare due to the wind. The lad had a couple of flights with it once at a decent altitude and it servived him getting it back in the ground as it is so light that a hard arrival does not damage it. I could see in a calm day it would fly quite well.

Not able to get up to take off speed.

Managed to get a quick bit of chaos in before the wind got up. All flown and returned.

Another vote for a mossie.

It's got to be a Mossie, dolly take off and belly landing. You know it makes sense Richard!😎

We also fly several hawks together, can you let us have info on the strobes you have used ?

Pussycat weighs 1lb 3oz or 540grms without battery. Having looked a bit closer the prop is 6 x 4, it draws 27A and 300 watts. The motor gets quite hot hence the cooling slot at the back.

I'll weigh mine tomorrow and put a,watt meter on it.

This is the tail end of my very old pushycat which is still flying. The motor is an outrunner with a high kv, the prop is 7 x 5. I get about 6 mins flight time with 3s 2200 battery.

There's a danger we are getting more fun out of playing with our dollys instead of flying !!!😎