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RE: Everything Radial Engines - 2/13/2007 6:45:59 AM   
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just by way of info for you... my magnum 400 from HiModel cost US $964.94 landed at my door (yeah there were credit card costs included but i was able to swallow that even if it does put a lump in ya throat)...Chinese New Year means you will not see anything for the next two to three weeks.

cheers seb

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RE: Everything Radial Engines - 2/13/2007 10:37:58 AM   
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Hi Ed
just by way of info for you... my magnum 400 from HiModel cost US $964.94 landed at my door (yeah there were credit card costs included but i was able to swallow that even if it does put a lump in ya throat)...Chinese New Year means you will not see anything for the next two to three weeks.

cheers seb



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Hi, Seb. I'm glad that you got yours. The extra displacement would have been nice.

When I get in the mood to buy something, especially after years and years of anticipation...


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RE: Everything Radial Engines - 2/13/2007 7:18:20 PM   
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RE: Everything Radial Engines - 2/13/2007 7:25:09 PM   
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Congratulations, seb! Do you have a camcorder?



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I just received word from Horizon that my Saito 5-cylinder radial has shipped. Oh joy! Oh rapture!!! <G>

Now to find a model to put it on.


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RE: Everything Radial Engines - 2/13/2007 8:13:25 PM   
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Status: offline 		Yup! camcorder is sitting awaiting the call to arms ( I even ordered a new larger capacity batt pack for it as the old one was a bit small). I doubt that i will get to start it for a while now, as the ignitor setup is coming from the States and may not arrive until late this week and I am off to New Zealand for two weeks on Saturday. Oh well! At least i will have something to look forward to after the holiday.

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RE: Everything Radial Engines - 2/13/2007 10:01:29 PM   
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Congratulations, seb! Do you have a camcorder?



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I just received word from Horizon that my Saito 5-cylinder radial has shipped. Oh joy! Oh rapture!!! <G>

Now to find a model to put it on.


Ed Cregger


Hi Ed, I put mine in here:

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RE: Everything Radial Engines - 2/14/2007 8:56:12 AM   
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I just received word from Horizon that my Saito 5-cylinder radial has shipped. Oh joy! Oh rapture!!! <G>

Now to find a model to put it on.


Ed Cregger


Hi Ed, I put mine in here:

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Which airplane is this? I've seen it before and probably knew its name at one time, but...

Who offers it as kit or ARF? TIA


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RE: Everything Radial Engines - 2/14/2007 10:02:46 AM   
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Status: offline 		Ed, it's an AERO A102, the model is made by Savex, who is in this forum too.

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RE: Everything Radial Engines - 2/14/2007 12:38:07 PM   
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RE: Everything Radial Engines - 2/14/2007 2:16:05 PM   
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Oh, and yes, it's an ARF in all GFK, fully detailed with all the rivets and sheet metall.

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Thanks, Gnome. That sounds expensive. Then again, so are 5-cylinder radial engines. <G>


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RE: Everything Radial Engines - 2/14/2007 3:13:20 PM   
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RE: Everything Radial Engines - 2/14/2007 3:41:59 PM   
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I had a fast woman once - I don't know where she got to...<G>

Yep, no kids here. That saved a LOT of money. But I'd rather have had the kids. Oh well, maybe next go-around.

I just realized that the radial is in the appropriate power range for the Giant Aeromaster ARF I bought a while back. Now to figure out if I have to move the firewall back in order to get it to balance. Maybe not.


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RE: Everything Radial Engines - 2/14/2007 4:17:51 PM   
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Oh yes, nice to remember the good old days!


Balancing is sometimes a problem, perhaps moving the receiver battery near the stabilizer will avoid firewall modification.



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RE: Everything Radial Engines - 2/21/2007 12:01:00 PM   
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