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<DIV>I've been flying my new Venus 40 for the last 2-days, with an an OS
50SX. Bob Pastorello was right. It is a heck of a pattern plane. It flies the
Advanced pattern in great style if not impatiently. My buddy/student has an
Aresti (pattern recruit??), with an OS 46FX. I flew both alternately. The Venus
40 is the easy choice for us; and at high rates it is a capable 3D'er, and it is
highly recommended. I intend to have one in my stable just for fun and to get
other members acquainted with pattern.</DIV>
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<DIV>The kit is as complete as you can imagine. Drop in your engine and
standard servos and your off. Who says pattern is expensive? I wish I had it
last year as I missed a couple of meets because of hardware. Next year it will
compete in Advanced when needed.</DIV>
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<DIV>Wade</DIV></BODY></HTML>