first 1/2a setup
07-10-2007, 12:36 AM
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first 1/2a setup
hey, i am looking for a small parkflyer sized easy build plane, im trying to get out of electrics, any ideas on what i should get? or do you have any plans for a good plane? i guess i want something from .049-.091, i dont need throttle, just trying to get myself into 1/2a until i can get a larger plane, then i will do both.
07-11-2007, 10:33 PM
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RE: first 1/2a setup
SS243, I admire you for admitting that you have a problem and wanting to do something about it. Set yourself free from electrics and come on in to the glorious world of fuel burners. Halleluyah! 
Stay tuned, the offers for some real help should come pouring in anytime now.......
Stay tuned, the offers for some real help should come pouring in anytime now.......
07-11-2007, 11:02 PM
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RE: first 1/2a setup
My budy has engines and kit availible for resonable prices and he is a 1/2a nut and general good guy. He set me up with a great flying kit called a Skydrill and he has others too.
His site is www.selecthobbies.com
His site is www.selecthobbies.com
07-12-2007, 07:12 AM
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SS243 --
Check the sticky at the top of the forum -- there is an excellent set of plans for a good 1/2A trainer.
hey, i am looking for a small parkflyer sized easy build plane, im trying to get out of electrics, any ideas on what i should get? or do you have any plans for a good plane?
07-13-2007, 01:37 AM
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RE: first 1/2a setup
Once you taste the sweet nectar of glow fuel you will burn your electrics and never look back. 1/2A is real model airplane flying, end of story. Cox forever! .049 is my lucky number!
