They are surprising planes - I.e. others are surprised at how well they fly, especially in light lift.
At 06:39 AM 10/27/2004, Louis Cimon wrote:
Hi,
Im am thinking about buying a Red Herring for small slope, light wind flying and thermal hunting in small fields around home.
I would like to have comments about this plane.
What equipment would you recommend putting in it?
Thank you very much
-- Louis Cimon. 141 rue Mistral Beauport, QC Canada G1E 5V4 t�l : (418) 664-1023 http://www3.sympatico.ca/louiscimon
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