e-flite Extra 300 32e Plan?
03-21-2016, 09:27 PM
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e-flite Extra 300 32e Plan?
Hello Mike,
This forum does not seem too active but I hope you will see my question & respond.
I recently crashed my much beloved e-flite Extra 300 32e & turned the front of the fuselage into matchsticks. As advertised, I found it was the perfect IMAC practice plane for days when I just wanted to go to the local field & did not want to drive to my club and fly my Giant Scale YAK 54. I cannot understand why e-flite would discontinue it as it is a classy plane that fills a real need.
I am trying to locate a replacement airframe or fuselage but as you probably know, the plane has been discontinued so I think it is a long shot that I'll find one. As an alternative, I would rebuild the fuselage. However, without a plan, it will be a lot of guesswork because of the destruction of the front end. I was wondering if you might be able to provide me with a plan of the fuselage so I could accurately cut the replacement parts? If it was still in production, I would not expect such a favour but as it is not, I hope you might consider helping me out.
Best Regards,
Rob Bishop
This forum does not seem too active but I hope you will see my question & respond.
I recently crashed my much beloved e-flite Extra 300 32e & turned the front of the fuselage into matchsticks. As advertised, I found it was the perfect IMAC practice plane for days when I just wanted to go to the local field & did not want to drive to my club and fly my Giant Scale YAK 54. I cannot understand why e-flite would discontinue it as it is a classy plane that fills a real need.
I am trying to locate a replacement airframe or fuselage but as you probably know, the plane has been discontinued so I think it is a long shot that I'll find one. As an alternative, I would rebuild the fuselage. However, without a plan, it will be a lot of guesswork because of the destruction of the front end. I was wondering if you might be able to provide me with a plan of the fuselage so I could accurately cut the replacement parts? If it was still in production, I would not expect such a favour but as it is not, I hope you might consider helping me out.
Best Regards,
Rob Bishop
