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FS: Hawk Sport, Engine and Upgrades - UK Only

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Nigel Heather - 27 Nov 2004 17:45 GMT
Reposting this ad because I had a buyer but unfortunately he was unable to
complete the purchase.

So, here it is again ...

Hawk Sport, OS 32SX-H Engine, Lts of Upgrades and some Spares.

All in excellent condition and lightly used (spares are unused).

If you were to buy new would cost around £450, I'm asking just £200.

I've put a web site together with lots of info, photos and other details.
Please see:

http://www.the-heathers.nildram.co.uk/Hawk/

Cheers,

Nigel
Nigel Heather - 28 Nov 2004 14:54 GMT
This has now been sold.

Cheers,

Nigel
Boo - 28 Nov 2004 23:49 GMT
> This has now been sold.
>
> Cheers,

Cheers indeed ;-)

Cheers and ...

... questions :

This is my first IC engined heli and I need to know how many pieces of
vibration proofing foam I should use on the GSM 560 gyro ?  (On my
previous electrics I've got away with just 1 as it doesn't seem to be
critical).

Also which is the best governor to use with a FF8 Super ?  Does the
genuine Futaba effort have any particular integrated features that make
it worth finding another £50 over the CSM job ?  Has anyone here used
the CSM govenor yet ?  Or it the TJ Pro the preferred choice ?

That's it for now thanks,

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Boo

Nigel Heather - 29 Nov 2004 00:16 GMT
I previously used a Futaba 401 with 1 fixing pad - think that's all you need
and I never had any problems.

I've used a Futaba GV-1, with an FF8 - in fact you may notice that the
bottom of the clutch bell is painted to work with an optical sensor.  I
would say that it is particularly integrated - works well but would be the
same for the TJ.

The GV-1 is the easiest to setup and use becaue it has a display but is also
the most expensive.  The TJ Pro is claimed to perform better but I have no
personal experience.  The new boy on the block is the CSM Revlock which is
getting many people excited.

Cheers,

Nigel
 
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