jim_petro I did not use extra stabilization in my ASW-28. It did not fly well. The ailerons I determined were too narrow to be effective until moved to their limits. What I did was to join the aileron to half the length of the flap. This gave a more effective aileron and still a noticeable flap effect.

jim_petro Yes........but not get airborne

jim_petro About the size of 2 RX units together. The biggest problem is the size of the 2 speaker. They are a little larger diameter. If this is for a foam plane, the foam muffles some of the sound. Mine is in a Navy Bearcat fighter. The startup and shut down are not quite in sync with the BL motor start and stop. Pretty heavy unit.

jim_petro The wing has no ailerons. It comes with a nice included transmitter but I don't know the protocol.

jim_petro On the bottom of the wing is a raised "CG" and about a half inch ahead of it is a bump. The bump is the CG balance points.

jim_petro Yes, but if you can't read the descriptions, you will never be able to put it together and get it to fly.

jim_petro PNP means you put your own receiver and battery in the plane and use your own transmitter.....plug and play..... I found this to be made of weak Styrofoam construction.

jim_petro To you question, Yes it is hard shell plastic red colored. It flys better than any similar high mounted motor pushers I have tested. This has all the hardware, BUT every item has to be assembled. Think of it as a flying puzzle.