great planes cap 232 arf
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Yea, they use to make a 231ex, not the 232. I own the GP 231EX, but mine flies great. I've heard alot of people say it flies terrible, even 2 other guys at my field crashed theirs, and they are impressed at how good mine flies. Mine is so smooth, knife edges are nice and smooth like a big plane, and lands at a crawl. I love it. Daz...
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You may be looking for a Cap 231EX arf. It was out in the 98-99 time frame, 60 2C / 91 4C, aqua, insignia blue and white, flies like it's on rails... In the process of scratch building a copy, from a smashed one
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I had a GP 231ex ARF after my tours of Vietnam, with a Saito 91 in the nose. Plenty of power... Programed in differential ailerons / with some flap deflection included (as necessary) on both ailerons.... Could switch on/off either, thus it could be a hornet to fly, or cub like.... Hooked some tall grass off the edge of our field NOT PAYING ATTENTION, thus rebuilding was needed. Took the pieces, made templates of everything (parts). Have one new/reconstruction 231ex waiting for good weather here in the north... Starting an other as winter is here.. can't have only one to fly....Here's a thought..... Maybe a cottage industry...haha, Also bought a foam wing cutting system from Tekoa Engineering.. I may never fly anything but the 231EX. Can smash on on SUNDAY, HAVE ABOTHER READY FOR NEXT WEEKEND.....HOORAH