TA152

Look art this one
http://www.esmmodel.com/inc/Enproduc...?productid=229

Brad330l

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Oh now that is nice!

Brad

jmohn

Looks great!

Dora Nine

Looks good to me.

show871

Look at those retracts.....they have servo leads like they are electric?????

styk

Yeah, they are electric. I know YT (here in the UK) are planning to offer electric retracts on their range of esm warbirds
Regards
Styk

vik

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look on TBM web
they have a video on these eletric retracts

Vintauri

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The smaller ones have been doing well hopefully the durability is there in the larger ones. Much easier then all the airline fuss.

Carosel43

oh no, not again, i want it. snag is, not enough space for another 80'' warbird. and that would make it my 4th from the yt stable, La7, P39 and ordered today Ki61. can i justify a fury as well.......

Whistling Death

Pretty airplane but those retracts are excruciatingly slow.

irocbsa

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You're not kidding! 40 to 70 seconds to retract or extend! Who in the world thought that was acceptable? Those things are totally useless.

wingspar

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http://www.troybuiltmodels.com/items/ESMP39-80ER.html

Darn, I didn't get to see it all. Fell asleep half way through the retraction cycle.

Dave N

wingspar

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And the Youtube award for best actor goes to Gene of TBM for keeping a straight face in his video.

fockewulf37

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You just need a 36volt battery to make them go really fast...

Carosel43

i agree thats way to slow, something between 5 and 15 seconds would be ideal for ww2 models. Although i did hear that both the FW190 and Me262 has very slow retraction times, in the order of 180 seconds!

vasek

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Are there any other "drop in" retracts available for this bird ?

fw190

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The Sierra Scale retracts are very nice, I don't think you can just drop it in there but it will make the model really nice with a scale double strut.

oldtimer4759

hi,
has anyone actually got one of these as yet, or at least seen one up close, I am interested in one as well, with a 50cc engine, they havent been released in Australia as yet, but I am a bit worried about the new electric retract system,
I already have the ESM P-47, very happy with it, a very nice model to fly.

Oldtimer

TripleW

There is a version 2 retract that is a reasonable speed.

vasek

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TW, how would one know if they are the 2nd gen.

Are these?

http://shop.lindinger.at/product_inf...ducts_id=93012

Thanks V.

glazier808

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I was told by ARFpro's that the V2's are supposed to have a 10-12 second retract time if this helps.

Casey

TripleW

Troy built is the only place I know of at the moment that has Version 2's. I belive the V1 comes with plastic wheel and the V2 comes with aluminum.

Version 2
http://www.troybuiltmodels.com/items...URY-80ER2.html


http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=3slZqgvV3d0

TripleW

Gen 2 's at VQ Warbirds!

http://www.vqwarbirds.com/product_in...96cb2025257416