Big or small?

I'm after peoples opinions on whether or not a larger model is better to run ArduPilot on. My opinion is that a larger heavier aircraft would yeild better results with this system due to its much higher level of stablibility, hence less eratic ocillations. There do not seem to be many people testing on larger platform, I'm guessing this is to save costs and complexity?

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Permalink Reply by Samuel Rosenstein on January 12, 2010 at 4:03pm

Ok, but if you are on a budget, and need payload?
Sam R.

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