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Model Forum / Radio Controlled / Air Models / June 2004WTB: Electric Highwing Parkflyer/trainer
Preferably ready to fly, so what have you guys got lurking in your garages etc! Have got one but it is extremely tired and used and would like another :) preferably 4ftish wingspan. email me: Tom@mapctSPAMMM.com removing the SPAMMM I've got a Twinstar if you're interested. Plane, motors, 3 x SD200 servos, Ripmax 'Xtra' 40 amp ESC, Sanyo 2000mAh 7 cell battery, GWS 8ch rx & Futaba Skysport 6 Tx.. £90 + postage. how much without the TX?? > I've got a Twinstar if you're interested. Plane, motors, 3 x SD200 servos, > Ripmax 'Xtra' 40 amp ESC, Sanyo 2000mAh 7 cell battery, GWS 8ch rx & Futaba > Skysport 6 Tx.. £90 + postage. > how much without the TX?? £90 - the tx is free! ok just send me the TX then > > how much without the TX?? > > £90 - the tx is free! > I've got a Twinstar if you're interested. Plane, motors, 3 x SD200 servos, > Ripmax 'Xtra' 40 amp ESC, Sanyo 2000mAh 7 cell battery, GWS 8ch rx & Futaba > Skysport 6 Tx.. £90 + postage. Has the Twinstar been crashed and repaired in anyway? Mine has been a brilliant learning machine, but is now held together by glue. Would quite like to replace it. One of the guys where I fly has flattened the wing, put in carbon strengtheners, 480 moters and the plane really does fly well. > Has the Twinstar been crashed and repaired in anyway? Mine has been a > brilliant learning machine, but is now held together by glue. Would > quite like to replace it. One of the guys where I fly has flattened > the wing, put in carbon strengtheners, 480 moters and the plane really > does fly well. It's been crashed loads of times :-) The main thing I keep breaking off is the vertical stab when I'm doing inverted touch 'n goes (touching down with the v. stab). Great fun but the inevitable sometimes happens - I just glue the stab back on with 5min epoxy. I think there are now 5 epoxy joints on the tail :-) When you say "flattened the wing", I presume you mean he removed the dihedral? I was thinking of doing the same to get rid of that awful barreling during rolls. |
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