I converted my LT-40 over to electric a few years ago. It now flies with an Eflite 45 which is plenty of power for regular flight and just enough for float flying on Utah Lake. I only bring the plane out for Egg Drop events and Float Flying now but it's always a joy to fly. If you just have to dive headlong into learning to fly on that Mustang or Corsair of your dreams, I suggest that you bring a trash bag.
You don't learn to drive in a Ferrari. Well, maybe if you are Italian . . .
Motor size: Look up density altitude. Talk to anyone who flies in Denver.
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Castro Valley, CA
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Let me know if I can help
Thanks to you all for your welcome and advise. I read a lot over the weekend and learned that Ferrari's might not be the best place to start. I went a bought an E-Flite Apprentice S and got my feet wet, so to speak. I'm so glad I became a member of this group and look forward to my first build. With that said I think I've covered the introductions and will place further posts in the thread they are applicable to.
Thanks again to those that welcomed me and I hope to hear from you all in the future!
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