Is motor brand preference this important?
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grouch
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Love it.
watermelonman
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Either answer and she is a keeper.
rharshberger
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Wrong Answer! Watermelonman is correct, either answer would have been a keeper.
Bonus if she's bi-motor...maybe really wild and goes "experimental". :grin:
rharshberger
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I'd be worried more about her being prone to CATO's..
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Lots of choices out there...some go for minimum diameter, others like the biggest booster they can get. :grin:
rharshberger
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Twins, Triplets, or Quadruplets? I thought having just one was tough enough, imagine the malfunctions you could have with multiples...
grouch
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Buy that girl a ring!
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Then she'd still be in the running because she'd be hobby savvy.
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