EF 1 speed
03-16-2012, 02:43 PM
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EF 1 speed
Have not been around (ANY) EF 1 pylon racers. I bought a POGO and would like to know what speed I am looking for?
Anyone out there used a radar gun to see the speed?
Anyone out there used a radar gun to see the speed?
03-24-2012, 07:05 AM
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RE: EF 1 speed
ORIGINAL: pylonboy26
110-115mph is what we are getting here in Texas
110-115mph is what we are getting here in Texas
Archie Adamisin
Muncie, IN
03-24-2012, 11:26 AM
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RE: EF 1 speed
ANOTHER QUESTION.
WOULD THE POGO BE COMPETITIVE COMPARED AGAINST ONE OF THE KIT BUILT RACERS?
READY TO FLY WITH A TURNIGY 2650 BATTERY, IT WEIGHS 3LB. 11OZ.
THE POGO SEEMS TO FLY OK ONCE IT IS AIRBORNE.
WOULD THE POGO BE COMPETITIVE COMPARED AGAINST ONE OF THE KIT BUILT RACERS?
READY TO FLY WITH A TURNIGY 2650 BATTERY, IT WEIGHS 3LB. 11OZ.
THE POGO SEEMS TO FLY OK ONCE IT IS AIRBORNE.
03-24-2012, 02:09 PM
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RE: EF 1 speed
The Pogo does very well against any other EF-1 design.
I think that the kit built models however do have an advantage as they are built to weight and will be sanded and covered smoother than an ARF. I think that can be said for any type of racing event.
I would say practice and nail the takeoff and you will be right on track with anyone else.
Archie Adamisin
Muncie, IN
I think that the kit built models however do have an advantage as they are built to weight and will be sanded and covered smoother than an ARF. I think that can be said for any type of racing event.
I would say practice and nail the takeoff and you will be right on track with anyone else.
Archie Adamisin
Muncie, IN
