Slite V2 RES Class RC Glider 

I built an E-Purito last year and it's a thermal king. It's also easy to fly, very responsive, and the spoilers are effective. It's one of my favorites.

Thanks!

Thanks! In my club, we use hi-starts sometimes and we enjoy it. I am quite new to it. But there is definitely a special feeling flying a glider without an electric motor. We even have four glider competitions every summer, mostly as a fun get-together event, all types of gliders without motors are allowed, usually around 8 or 10 participants. I think you should buy a kit, this one or something similar, and get into the hobby again.

@@AxelsDIY Unfortunately a drunk drive has made sure it would be extremely difficult and all the kids are gone from the house.

Google translate: "Good morning, Have you had to add weight in flight with wind? Thank you for answering me". No, I have not tried it. I have flown in what I consider pretty strong winds for this small model. It becomes a bit hard to control. Maybe a bit of extra weight would help, but instead I prefer to fly another larger hewier glider I have in conditions like that. The Slite V2 is intended for light wind only.

@@AxelsDIYthank you for your reply. Yes I had to add weight to keep the plane in a normal flight attitude. actually in calm winds it flies very well. what adjustment do you suggest (centering, etc.) to get the most out of this glider?