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Ian Pullar recommends the Easy Star - "I have helped about a dozen people learn to fly. I only train people who have a decent plane – and a number have started with the Easy Star at my recommendation and have been EXTREEEEMLY happy with them. The lack of power means they don’t do anything too quickly. By the time you are frustrated with the lack of power, you are ready to move to another plane – or to put a brushless into it."
David Hipperson, who writes the electric column for the Aussie RCM magazine says:
"I still fly an Easy Star and love it. When I reviewed the kit for RCM News, I liked the aircraft so much that I promptly went out a bought another. Mine does have some differences such as ailerons, stiffened wing, larger rudder, vented nose, LiPo enabled ESC and runs off 3S Saphion cells. In this form it remains easy (and I do mean that) to fly but VERY agile and quite aerobatic.These mods will be subject of an item in the near future in my Flying Electrics column. You can however pass on my endorsement of this aircraft in standard form to anyone."
Wingspan - 1370mm
Weight - 600g
Motor - Permax 400 supplied (Click here for spare motors - 2.3mm shaft required - Permax or Aero-naut)
Prop - Günther 5x4.5" supplied (Click here for more supplies)
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The Multiplex Easy Star price - $119
They are back! Just a few left at the moment.
