Cox Phoenix Ultralight - Gas
08-02-2002, 06:11 PM
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Cox Phoenix Ultralight - Gas
Greetings!
Does any one have experience flying a Cox Phoenix Ultralight Gas Pwered Kit? I have two of these, one assembled, one still in the box. I have a .15 OS that fits nice, but am a little hestitant to fly just cause I have no idea what to expect.
Any Input would be welcomed!
Does any one have experience flying a Cox Phoenix Ultralight Gas Pwered Kit? I have two of these, one assembled, one still in the box. I have a .15 OS that fits nice, but am a little hestitant to fly just cause I have no idea what to expect.
Any Input would be welcomed!
08-01-2003, 05:39 PM
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I don't have any experience flying the Phoenix but I'm looking for one to fill the hole in my Cox R/C airplane collection. Would you consider selling one? I hope to fly one someday. It sure looks cool! Thank you for your time!
All the best,
Tony
All the best,
Tony
08-19-2003, 03:35 AM
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Tony: I have a couple of Cox Pheonix Ultralights, one in good condition and one that is slightly damaged and without the pilot figure. If interested, send me a PM.
Cottco: After I acquired my Cox Pheonix Ultralights, I called Cox directly for info on the model. The gentleman told me that one of the reasons they stopped manufacturing it was because it flew poorly....specifically it was not real responsive to control inputs because it uses wing warping and when you combine that with its slow speed, it made it challanging to control. I never flew my models....I bought them for research purposes.
Andrew
Cottco: After I acquired my Cox Pheonix Ultralights, I called Cox directly for info on the model. The gentleman told me that one of the reasons they stopped manufacturing it was because it flew poorly....specifically it was not real responsive to control inputs because it uses wing warping and when you combine that with its slow speed, it made it challanging to control. I never flew my models....I bought them for research purposes.
Andrew
08-21-2003, 02:12 PM
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Cox Phoenix Ultralight - Gas
I had one and actually got some flights on it. It was a bear to fly to say the least!
It needed to be hand launched and was VERY tricky. I believe we had an OS .10 or .15 in it.
With the small servos available today ( I flew mine nearly 20 years ago on a World Expert radio), getting the weight down will do nothing but help. It was a b***h to get all tat stuff into the pilot's body.
It needed to be hand launched and was VERY tricky. I believe we had an OS .10 or .15 in it.
With the small servos available today ( I flew mine nearly 20 years ago on a World Expert radio), getting the weight down will do nothing but help. It was a b***h to get all tat stuff into the pilot's body.
09-13-2003, 12:48 PM
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RE: Cox Phoenix Ultralight - Gas
I would really like to buy One of these Kits if anyone has the Phoenix Ultralight and wants to sell. I had one when I was a Kid and it was neat!!!! Please mail, Chris
06-29-2007, 10:14 PM
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RE: Cox Phoenix Ultralight - Gas
I need help assembling a Cox Phoenix, can anyone help me? Email me at [email protected]
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