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RE: VectorFlight 300s, anygood? - 7/23/2005 2:59:27 AM   
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MR. G I think you may need some right thrust. Add some washers for shim behind the left side of the motor mount and you will rid yourself of that.. What did you use for differential settings on yours? I am ordering mine after I get back from a road trip (Funfly) at the end of this month. So I hope to have one by mid august.

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RE: VectorFlight 300s, anygood? - 8/12/2005 2:44:26 AM   
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I'm building the same setup as you, Saito 100 on the VF Extra 66". How did the inverted go. Just recieved all my parts and I'm going to start the build this weekend. Any help would be appricated.

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RE: VectorFlight 300s, anygood? - 6/14/2006 9:25:09 PM   
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I found an extra 300s the 66" wing version but it is missing a belly pan instructions and a canopy.. can anyone help me with this as i can not seen to get anyone from vectorflight to contact me back.
thanks

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RE: VectorFlight 300s, anygood? - 6/14/2006 9:35:07 PM   
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ORIGINAL: bowlzippy

I found an extra 300s the 66" wing version but it is missing a belly pan instructions and a canopy.. can anyone help me with this as i can not seen to get anyone from vectorflight to contact me back.
thanks

You will notice the post to which you responded is about a year old. Vector Flight closed its doors in the interim.

You might put a "wanted" ad on the board, there may be someone with a canopy and belly pan to sell you.

Best wishes,
Dave Olson

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RE: VectorFlight 300s, anygood? - 6/15/2006 2:42:29 AM   
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i did notice that the post was a year old and i was just kind of taking a shot in the dark to see if i could get any help. you did and i thank you.
brian

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RE: VectorFlight 300s, anygood? - 7/29/2007 7:30:51 PM   
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Hi Everyone,

I just uploaded some pictures of our new "VECTOR FLIGHT 300s EXTRA"
on our website...

We put the maiden flight on her back on April 15, 2007 but it has taken till now to get our updates done on our website...

Our 300s Extra is being powered by:

Motor: AXI 4130/16
ESC: Jeti 77
Battery: Thunder Power Extreme 6s 5000 Lipo

Here's a nice still shot of her taken back in June:



To see more, please visit our website at:

www.teamtracon.com

Thanks,

Sam

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RE: VectorFlight 300s, anygood? - 8/3/2008 10:19:47 PM   
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I need a manual for Vector flight extra 300s. I need engine mount location and CG. I bought an arf without the manual.

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RE: VectorFlight 300s, anygood? - 8/4/2008 11:54:16 PM   
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I could look for the manual if you need the information. Do you have a fax if I find it?

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RE: VectorFlight 300s, anygood? - 8/5/2008 1:15:57 AM   
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The c.g is recommended at 4 to 4-1/4" from the leading edge as measured at the fuselage side. The face of my prop thrust washer is 5" fron the firewall. I could also fax the manual to you if you have a fax.

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RE: VectorFlight 300s, anygood? - 8/7/2008 12:48:15 AM   
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The manual wasn't too good. It tells you to soak the parts in hot water and I ruined mine using too hot of water. Make it just a bit hotter than you can leave your hand in. I remember working for seemed forever on that thing. The wood was soft and I didn't trust it. I put a new YS 110 on it and I must have done something wrong as far as the radio was concerned because on maiden it got about thirty yards out on take off and began rolling. Went in straight down and did $150 damage to my engine and plane was total loss.

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RE: VectorFlight 300s, anygood? - 8/7/2008 12:50:34 AM   
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I dont know whats up that pic. I've never had that happen before.

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RE: VectorFlight 300s, anygood? - 10/13/2008 4:56:06 PM   
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Do any of you Extra 300S owners have a cowl lying around? Contact me....I am interested in buying one.
I am looking for a replacement. The plane is still flying great, but the cowl is on its last leg.

Greg

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RE: VectorFlight 300s, anygood? - 10/13/2008 5:12:50 PM   
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its a shame to look back at this thread. I flew the snout out of mine years ago and it was such a blast. Shame we dont have regional manufacturers like this anymore

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RE: VectorFlight 300s, anygood? - 11/3/2008 6:59:45 PM   
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SunShyne,

I agree with your statement about needing regional manufacturers.

I just picked up a 300S-66 inexpensively and will build it up with my son over the winter school break. Reading this thread, I look forward to flying this plane. It sounds awesome.

Jack

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