Well, since you haven't had any replies yet, I will start off but mainly to try and elicit others to make some suggestions -  I looked up your motor on the Hacker site and found the following:

Model          Kv     Wgt.     Shaft        Bat.     Const.    Peak             Prop                 Peak
                                                              Current  Current     Recommendation      Power
A30-10XL    900    6.3oz    5.0mm    3-5 LiPo    30A.     70A.      APC-E(12x8-13x6.5)   650 W.

So to me it sounds pretty similar to many of the .35 size setups  that are described in other threads.  I would say that you can plug this motor in to any of the setups currently flying with the Axi's commonly in use here and figure on a 12-6 turning 8-9K as a starting point.  You will need an ESC and most will recommend one of the Castle Phoenix series.

OK, now I'll shut up and let people with better info chime in  -- good luck -- I'll be very curious to hear how this motor ends up working out.

Floyd,

I agree with Mark that your total system weight is a little too much perhaps for my particular setup---a Nobler, but maybe something just a bit larger than a Nobler, but a little smaller than the Brodak P40 (with its relatively thick wing).  If you could fit the batteries into the Nobler (always and issue that tends to be forgotten about!), I would guess that would put you in the 50-52 oz range.

For specifics, I am flying the TF Nobler Arf, a Scorpion 3020 motor, a Castle Creations Phoenix 35 ESC, a JMP-2 timer, and an FMA 4s2100mAHr Lipo pack. Total up weight is 44oz. My motor weight is 5.5oz and battery is 7.3oz for a total of 12.8oz, about 6oz less than your motor-battery combo.

The plane that comes to mind is the Van Loo Chipmunk---I don't have one, but I have the smaller Sig Super Chipmunk. My main feeling is that you want a wing that isn't super thick (I am not that sure about the Van Loo wing thickness), because then, like Mark says, you might not have enough battery to pull it around for the entire pattern. My Nobler is using a 4s2100 pack that just makes it through a pattern with enough reserve, so you are in between where I am and where Mark is with his 4s4200 pack. There should be something in that size (~40 sized classic stunter?).

I bet you know better than I what is out there in that size.

   Floyd
  You will enjoy your flying much more if you use a single battery 4s 3850mah approx.
This way you will only have one battery to charge and most chargers now can balance the cells. Your previous inputs are right on; for wing area 560 to 580 with a 16% or 17% root will fly well . Weight 54 to 58 oz will be OK. an APC e 12x6 is a good start, plan for using governor mode and a 45 amp or more ESC. If you want to use your 3200mah battery you will need to cut down the 12x6 to 11.6 to 11.7 to keep from overloading your battery. You will be using approx 85% of battery power which will give you shorter life and you MUST provide good battery airflow cooling.
Good Luck and happy flying. By the way if you want to fly old time stunt your battery is OK.

Walt