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Review Type    : Review
Product Code   : PUG2
Review Title   : 
Product Rating : 5 stars
Reviewer Name  : Will
Reviewer Email : sturdyw@gmail.com
Review Text    :
Great little glider. The kit was easy to assemble and all the parts fit very well. There were a few differences between the kit and instructions. It would be nice if some of the photos could get updated. But all in all the parts that weren't clear from the manual were pretty self explanatory even for an inexperienced builder like me so no big deal. 

After adjusting cg during initial trim flights total weight was 86g. I used featherlite covering, a small 1s 350mah battery, and an er6gv receiver. Needed about 3g in the nose. Very impressive for such simple construction.

This is my first dlg so I'm hardly a good judge, but flight performance seems excellent. Much easier to catch small thermals than my small hi-start gliders. Very maneuverable so excellent for small-field flying.

At first I used super cheap 3.7g servos. On one launch my elevator servo stalled out because something bound up in the gear train, resulting in an uncontrolled nosedive from 12m after I nosed over at the top of the launch. She hit HARD, went straight in. Surprisingly, the only damage was the vertical stabilizer breaking off the carbon boom and a crack in the fuselage side at the first bulkhead. Both easy fixes with a bit of CA. She is much better now with emax 9251 servos.