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I think that's a great idea!! I like the carbon strip spar!! it will be lighter and just as stiff if, not stiffer Than the carbon tube I used in mine.

Putting the servos farther back is also top idea I think the the highest stressed point in this fuse, has a hole for a servo right in the middle of it, so shifting them back will help with the structure as well as the balance and the controll linkages. It's a win win win !!

I've learned the more from flying this little plane than any other. It's a really, really good plane to learn areobatics with for bunch of reasons.

It's such an easy plane to fly
It's eternally forgiving
It flies slowly
it can be flown anywhere, just about.
It has no nasty habbits at all.
It can handel a bit of breeze
It will fly well no matter how many times it's been hot melt glued back together, even if it's not perfictly straight.
It's simple
It's tough
It's inexpencive
It's easily put together
It's easily repaired.
Every thing is accessable and visable
It's easy to move the C of G just shift the pack on the velcro and its done.