PALM-X
12-11-2007, 08:25 AM
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PALM-X
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I just got this little gem. Looks fantastic!
VERY light.
Has anyone flown one of these?
Made in China
BTW, China is now producing the Cessna Skycatcher C-162 Light Sport Aircraft.
Cessna was planning to build it in the USA for $105,000. It will now be made in China for $34,000, delivered.
You do the math.
I just got this little gem. Looks fantastic!
VERY light.
Has anyone flown one of these?
Made in China
BTW, China is now producing the Cessna Skycatcher C-162 Light Sport Aircraft.
Cessna was planning to build it in the USA for $105,000. It will now be made in China for $34,000, delivered.
You do the math.
12-11-2007, 02:12 PM
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RE: PALM-X
There are many variants of these including some from Megatech.
This is a forum for planes sold by www.nitroplanes.com
You may want to post this in the Beginners or Electric forum.
This is a forum for planes sold by www.nitroplanes.com
You may want to post this in the Beginners or Electric forum.
12-12-2007, 08:18 AM
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RE: PALM-X
alcarafa - Bien, gracias mucho por ese pedazo del sir de la sabidurĂ*a.
opjose - On second thought, I think my post is proper for the category. Are you an authority here at RC Universe?[sm=idea.gif]
opjose - On second thought, I think my post is proper for the category. Are you an authority here at RC Universe?[sm=idea.gif]
12-12-2007, 12:44 PM
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RE: PALM-X
ORIGINAL: Ed Toner
opjose - On second thought, I think my post is proper for the category. Are you an authority here at RC Universe?[sm=idea.gif]
opjose - On second thought, I think my post is proper for the category. Are you an authority here at RC Universe?[sm=idea.gif]
Look at the top of the forum and you'll see that this is the SUPPORT forum for planes from www.nitroplanes.com.
I don't have to be an "authority" to know that this post was misplaced hence the lack of replies to you.
Thank you, for so appreciating my attempt to aid you.
Alcarafa has an interesting history here, and is P.O.'d with me due to something completely unrelated.
His feeble attempt to "get back" caused his misplaced response.
12-13-2007, 05:21 PM
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RE: PALM-X
ORIGINAL: Ed Toner
I gave it a trial run in my hand, and the throttle response is fine, but I cannot get the rudder to respond.
Any suggestions, Gents?
I gave it a trial run in my hand, and the throttle response is fine, but I cannot get the rudder to respond.
Any suggestions, Gents?
This is the forum for planes sold by www.nitroplanes.com AKA www.nitromodels.com hence the title at the top.
12-13-2007, 06:45 PM
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RE: PALM-X
Don't worry about this thread. You don't have to delete it.
Just go over to either the beginners, electric or RTF thread ( although electric or beginners may be a better choice ) and post your question and link to this plane there.
More people will view your question there than here.
Just go over to either the beginners, electric or RTF thread ( although electric or beginners may be a better choice ) and post your question and link to this plane there.
More people will view your question there than here.
