For you Focus-2 fans....

[Bill Glaze]

Eric:
Based on my satisfaction with my Focus I bought a Focus II.  While not 
ready for flight, (still working; I'm a very slow assembler) I am highly 
interested in your results.  I infer from your statements that the new 
Focus is even better than it's predecessor.  Can hardly wait to try it!  
Thanks for your ongoing reviews!

Bill Glaze

Henderson,Eric wrote:

> From RC Universe... 
>  
> My buddy Earl was up from Myrtle Beach this weekend, so I was "forced" 
> to go flying in South Jersey. Sat it rained, Sunday turned out to be 
> just right. (55F, winds SW 5-12mph)
>
> I put the second flight on my Focus-2. Added a few trim clicks (beeps) 
> and it was ShowTime!   I tried to say that there was not much to 
> report in the last post. What I finally figured out was that I really 
> could not find anything to fix. Usually there is something to chew on 
> but not with this ship.
>
> I then copied it into Earl's 10X (He flies mode-2. We could use the 
> buddy box but then he can't dial the throws to his taste. What we do 
> is have both radios on the same frequency so that he can switch off 
> and let my radio take over so I can do the landing honors!)
>
> Earl put the plane though a series of rolls, snap, spins, KE's, up and 
> downs etc. There wasn't anything aerodynamic that he wanted to change. 
> I have always thought that it is a good idea to let someone else fly 
> your plane, just to see if you are fooling yourself. I submitted 
> earlier that this will become a great plane for all classes. It comes 
> from a strong pedigree and there is not much for you to sort out.
>
> My biggest mod was to enhance the ARF colors to get some 
> differentiation from the std. ARF.
>
> I hope you all have similar experiences.
>  
> Regards,
>  
> Eric.
>  
> P.S. Any reply will tell me if the list is working now?
>
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