I survived a really nasty case of covid-19, last August, (nearly died); so
i rewarded myself with a Really nice Atos, (the predecessor to the C model) !!!
SO -- will a 210-Lb guy, gonna have problems , landing this devise in dead air ?
Do ya advise wheels ?
My Exxtacy, has about 14-Sq feet ,more aria ; just wondering , how they compare
on landing ?
Bille
New (used) Atos
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Having flown the Exx for a number of years, and a couple of different ATOS’s for even longer, I can say that a significant landing difference is that the Exx is much more nose-heavy. It will beak much easier than the ATOS.
If you’ve been flying the Exx with wheels, get a set for the ATOS and use them until you can reach a conclusion to if they’re needed.
RM
If you’ve been flying the Exx with wheels, get a set for the ATOS and use them until you can reach a conclusion to if they’re needed.
RM
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