Perfect size smaller powered sailplane. Fits in the back of my Camry. Wings can be detached but requires removing 4 screws each time. Works well on recommended 2S 1300 mah. With a 3s 1300 mah it can do vertical climbs and slow (graceful) aerobatics, but added weight lowers glide ratio. Very easy hand launches. Looks like a gull soaring overhead. Would be better if it was red with white trim as it can get hard to see. Wings are well reinforced with carbon and metal spars. Ailerons are small so 100% throws are needed. I set up flaperons functioning as spoilers. Helps some but it still floats. Technically too big for a park flyer but I can easily take it to the field near my house and keep it close.

Well built, easy to assemble... zero complaints. Definitely a glider... provides excellent stick time. Stable in flight, but can have some fun with acrobatic maneuvers. It is a floater, so approaches to tighter landing areas need to be planned and well executed.

Overall, a great buy. Recommended for beginners and experienced RC pilots.

The MOA was delivered promptly and was in good condition. No apparent damage was noticed after unpacking.Assembly was very easy and the aileron servo leads were long enough. This is a problem with some other planes I have bought. COG was easy to set by moving the battery. My only concern is poor quality clevises which I will replace. .I took both the MOA and my Adagio to the field this morning, so I could compare the two. The MOA flew out my hand at 3-4 throttle and didn't sag like some planes do at hand launch. At 3-4 throttle, it climbed well so I cut back to 1-2 throttle. It still continued to climb fairly well. At 1-4 throttle it maintained level flight. Time to glide test. It took 3 up clicks of the elevator to maintain level flight.It definitely has a better glide than the Adagio but the Adagio is faster. If there was any thermal activity, it would have easily stayed up longer than the Adagio.I am very pleased with this plane and look forward to flying it again. At $109 and a $29 Spektrun receiver, this is a great deal.

This plane is great for the money. It does not give you the drastic float like glide the Crescendo Glider or Radian Glider offers. It cant be beat for the money though. Honestly the Radian required modification out of the box needing better wing fasteners and the Crescendo needed minor attention; prop screws needed secured with a dab of glue or would eventually loosen (not a big deal) Actually wish they still offered the Crescendo because it was the best low cost mid size glider for the dollar. It is same size as the Moa except the Crescendo wings are twice as wide...The Moa is built with heavier more durable foam...Bottom line, excellent well built plane for the money.

I tried this out as a 1st glider as I just wasn't sure I'd enjoy a glider.
This is a pretty need plane and I do enjoy flying - call it a sport glider. Turns better w/ rudder which is very helpful to me to learn how to coordinate rudder w/ ailerons.