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Review Type    : Review
Product Code   : INSIDE-F5J
Review Title   : Great kit.  English instructions missing info
Product Rating : 4 stars
Reviewer Name  : Wes
Reviewer Email : wesrooney76@gmail.com
Review Text    :
I found that the kit largely went together like wooden lego.  I did have some prior experience with old gillows kits back in the 90s,  But I think someone knew to the hobby who was reasonably "crafty" could build this without too much trouble.   the main stumbling point where even I was scratching me head are some areas where the English translated instructions leave out critical details,  are out of order, or both.  I highly recommend this glider kit.  I purchased a dual sky 38 millimeter spinner with propellers, and I found they can't actually fold back without hitting the nose of the fuselage.  Had to carve away some of the root of the blade in order to get them to close all the way.  I chose the reccomended x power motor + sixty amp esc + 10x6 prop and it has near vertical performance.  X power Pulls 50 amps on 3s.  Its cased motor design cant short out on the power wires like the hacker and the wire routing is much cleaner.  Mine came out perfectly balanced at the recommended eighty seven millimeter c g point with an 800mah pack.  if you want to use the 1300mah pack you might end up adding a little  tail weight,  or skip the lightweight oracover on the tail, or use a light weight carbon prop and nose cone.  Frankly, the fuselage is a little tight for a 1300mah pack so i reccomend staying with the 800.  you're still gonna have something like an hour of thermal time.