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? |
RE: EF 1 speed
110-115mph is what we are getting here in Texas
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RE: EF 1 speed
110-115mph is what we are getting here in Texas
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RE: EF 1 speed
Thanks for the response. I was beginning to wonder if anyone would tell me.
At least now I have something to go by. |
RE: EF 1 speed
ORIGINAL: pylonboy26 110-115mph is what we are getting here in Texas Archie Adamisin Muncie, IN |
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. |
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 |
RE: EF 1 speed
where do you get the kit built ones?
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