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Old 01-08-2005 | 12:13 AM
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Default RE: Micro flyer in SNOW?!?

whackinski,

I've flown Greg's Micro Flyer indoors. I don't think he's had the courage to try it himself, and his MF's battery was sausaged. They're pretty fast. I'm able to do figure 8s with mine in a regulation size basketball court gym (like the colleges/pros play on).

My next plan is to buy a second MF, a spare wing, and replace the stock receiver with my RFFS-100 receiver, and join the two wings together to increase wing area. The plane runs on a single-cell LiPoly, has essentially the same motor as the RFFS planes, and has a magnetic actuator. It should be a plug-n-play operation.