You asked for it. nitroplanes' guanli F4-U Corsair and Japanese Zero battle it out in this Dog--Fight. These planes were two of the most famous airplanes in WWII. The Corsair was an amazing fighter and the Zero was very maneuverable. Here we battle it out. I ejected a battery hatch on my F4-U and Jeff lost a wheel on landing with his Zero. I am very impressed with the flight characteristics and power of this plane, fast or slow. This was a lot of fun. Do I recommend these planes? Absolutely! You can't go wrong, for only $99. See this Nitroplanes link for today's price and availability. www.jdoqocy.com Specifications: Wingspan: 870mm (34.5")· Length: 750mm (29.53") · Flying Weight: 400g (14.11 oz) · Drive System: 2410 Brushless Motor 1200KV· Speed Controller:20A Brushless Electronic speed controller · Servo: 3x10g · Battery: 11.1V 1000mah 15C lipo Battery· Control system: 4 CH Multifunctional Radio Transmitter and Micro Receiver· Radio Control Range: 1000 feet (300m) Thanks for watching. I recommend joining the AMA "Park Flier Program" for liability insurance, get plenty of support, and a neat magazine. Tell them "nightflyyer" sent you. www.theparkpilot.org Also, I totally appreciate your loyalty. And by now, you must know I am so far behind on answering your comments and pm's, that it makes me un-well. Today after flying these however, I am NOT un-well. Thanks for all your support. Dave Herbert AMA 8221 Contest Director/Leader Member Scientific http://digg.com/u1Nppl