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October 18th 13, 11:32 AM
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Best cross country ship class
On Wednesday, October 16, 2013 10:07:41 PM UTC-6, Echo wrote:
This sport confuses me............ Jordan CFIG+ASW20 Don't think too much into this. Go back to my previous post. If a guy is going to end up with a 27 or a V2 B/Cx why not just start with one. I agree the 20 is a great 35K ship and the 27 is a great 80K ship. On most afternoons I can fly a 300 in my 27 faster than my former 20. And it is easier to rig and more relaxing to fly. 
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