dafid

Hi guys
Has anyone got one if so what do thay think about it ect. Are there any pit falls ect.
Regards Dave.

pettit

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Won't be available for a month or so, so nobody has one yet.

I saw one up close at IMS Show and they should be at the WRAM show too.

It's a CUB. What could be wrong?

dafid

THX LOOKING FORWARD TO IT

captinjohn

What size is it?????????????????

pettit

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Somewhere around 80", powered by an Evolution .46 with servos.

7 to 7.5 pounds

Just add a receiver, battery and transmitter (and a prop!) and go flying

http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products...ProdId=HAN4025

steed302

search PNP Cub to read my flight report.

mwallin85

They are too out. I have had mine for 3 weeks. its 80in wing span and around 51in long. Comes with servos and Evo.46 Really nice looking plane and flys great. Doesnt handle the ground the greatest but after a few landings its not bad! There is already a 3 page topic on it btw.

cruzomatic

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mwallin,

Can you please tell me about your planes landing gear. How does it bolt on, is it shock absorbing, over all quaility? I'm looking for a replacement for my Great Planes 80" J3 Cub and noticed the Hanger 9's. Thanks,,,

dafid

see NEW H9 CUB?? thread
post 47 and 48 for pics, there are 2 web sites, ie alternative piper cub sprung under carriages to suit your g planes model.
Try this one http://www.piperj3gear.com
or this one http://www.robart.com/RoboStruts/Cub_gear.aspx

Regards Dave [8D]

cruzomatic

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Thanks, I've seen those two before but can't see spending 100.00 or 135.00 respectively for landing gear on a cub. I saw that horizon has the H9 Cub gear set for something like 9.00. Doesn't have to be shock absorbing, but would be nice.

Thanks for the links though.