Hi Lee, Yes cheers. Also another fault that novices like me may find of interest. Testing out the old crate after a rebuild got it up to about 15 odd feet when it went into a spin. It was nice and level so I just gently closed the throttle and brought it down to a few inches still spinning like mad. I hit the kill switch and it bounced around a bit but remained upright. I thought the belt drive had broken. The tail just spun by itself with out the belt moving. The grub screw holding the tail hub had come loose. Just something to check if your a novice like my self. The Warp will be something to look forward to Lee. I just loved the engineering of it in your pics and it also has a nice design. The electrical fault I found was that one of the wires in the gyro had been crimped on the plastic and not the wire. Took me two days to find. I almost dumped a good Align servo but found it with the trusty old AVO. All the best.