Project Cougar Bodge
08-13-2003 | 08:02 AM
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what threads closed down?
tailless Cougar, i had a tailless Panther, flew fantastic.
backwards cougar, leave the mains at the rear, have it like a trike. would be a laugh to see.
3010's for 591 price? B0LL0[K$!!!!!!!
where????????????????????????????
whats the catfish?
tailless Cougar, i had a tailless Panther, flew fantastic.
backwards cougar, leave the mains at the rear, have it like a trike. would be a laugh to see.
3010's for 591 price? B0LL0[K$!!!!!!!
where????????????????????????????
whats the catfish?
08-13-2003 | 08:32 AM
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It seems to me the capiche has been a victim of its own success, and its generated a lot of interest on here - so the threads get closed down. Just because there are several of us talking about the capiche favourably isnt a reason to close the threads.
Just for the record, I have nothing to do with Island hobbies, and my comments about the capiche are mine only.
Chris.
Just for the record, I have nothing to do with Island hobbies, and my comments about the capiche are mine only.
Chris.
08-13-2003 | 10:34 AM
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Edible,
Get a 2nd Cougar wing and do a biplane. Or go one step further and get another Cougar and join the wings and tail together about 2/3 the way along and have a twin! With some fancy throttle mixing on the tx, you won't even need rudder when prop hanging!
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Good choicefor the catfish
! I bought my 3010s a couple of weeks back, I'm using them on all surfaces! 90 quid tho on servos! Luckily the shop let me have a lay down when I paid for them 
Fuz should be glued this afternoon and sheeted by tomorrow, progress is slow as its my first ever kit. No probs so far.....
Andy
Get a 2nd Cougar wing and do a biplane. Or go one step further and get another Cougar and join the wings and tail together about 2/3 the way along and have a twin! With some fancy throttle mixing on the tx, you won't even need rudder when prop hanging!
cabanestrut2002
Good choicefor the catfish
! I bought my 3010s a couple of weeks back, I'm using them on all surfaces! 90 quid tho on servos! Luckily the shop let me have a lay down when I paid for them Fuz should be glued this afternoon and sheeted by tomorrow, progress is slow as its my first ever kit. No probs so far.....
Andy
08-13-2003 | 10:59 AM
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Everyone keeps talking about 3010s. I seem to have missed these completely. What are they and any specs etc? What about price? And those of you that have used them, any good?
08-13-2003 | 12:04 PM
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i don't work for archie either, my review is my own findings. maybe the mods here arnt use to a plane that is only praised and think we all work for IH LOL
08-13-2003 | 01:09 PM
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off top of my head 5.4 kg, 0.16 sec, standard size, £20ish ea - tbc.
I reckon they're perefect for some like the catfish (I might build mine with whiskers
) reasonably cheap but decent enough specs to get the most out the design.Andy
08-13-2003 | 01:29 PM
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those 3010s sound good.
I think i might replace the 11kg coreless hitecs that i have currently got in the Catfish with those when i move them into a 140ex.I wonder if they are more precise than the hitec HS225 mighty minis ?
I think i might replace the 11kg coreless hitecs that i have currently got in the Catfish with those when i move them into a 140ex.I wonder if they are more precise than the hitec HS225 mighty minis ?
08-13-2003 | 02:03 PM
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Edible_engine says: I like fudge, i'll buy a MDS tommorow if that is true.
Also i have just bought Aerofly pro from als hobbies (hainault)
Edible_engine
Also i have just bought Aerofly pro from als hobbies (hainault)
Edible_engine
08-13-2003 | 03:47 PM
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Edible,
Where did you get your name from? I hope you didn't try eating one intentionally or otherwise. The last time I had a face full of metal was when I had a brace at 15 and pleasant it was not
Where did you get your name from? I hope you didn't try eating one intentionally or otherwise. The last time I had a face full of metal was when I had a brace at 15 and pleasant it was not
