Thank you Michael for your information very helpful love all your video keep flying and share we love you

Michael, I think I've watched everyone of your many many many videos and have liked and appreciated each one. Even though I've been flying for over 25 years I learned from this video that will help me into the future. Thank you for all you do for all your fellow rc pilots...

I've been watching your videos for years. My first comment. I now know most of the knowledge you are laying down, but I still love watching you fly. Thanks for the videos Michael! and two thumbs up for PA!

Thank You Michael. I'm in my second year in this sport and learning all the time. I have watched many of your presentations and instructional videos and this one really helped. Most of the pilots I fly around are not used to set-ups like you described and I know it has a lot to do with the original set-up, how the plane will feel. I'm keeping this clip close so I can refer to the details. I have a YAK 54 by Phoneix models coming from a friend next month and I'm betting it's a handful. Hope to graduate to PA in the future!

Most valuable info, thanks a lot!!

Seems to me that if you have to mix surfaces in order to make the plane fly like you want it, that you are using a crutch. Mixing makes a bad pilot look good. I guess in competition it comes down to the winner being the person that can program their radio the best.

Is this the re-issue or the video posted some 10 days ago?

Sorry, 20 days ago?