GP Gee Bee ARF
02-20-2005, 11:00 AM
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RE: GP Gee Bee ARF
A Saito 150 would be a good choice. Dick Pettit used one on his review of the GP GeeBee in 2004 in RC Reports. It even balanced well according to him.
02-20-2005, 05:19 PM
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RE: GP Gee Bee ARF
You can visit Rc Reports at www.rcreport.ws
Good place to start.
Or contact Dick Pettit at [email protected] and ask him if he can email you a copy.
The review was in the Febuary 2004 issue.
Good place to start.
Or contact Dick Pettit at [email protected] and ask him if he can email you a copy.
The review was in the Febuary 2004 issue.
07-19-2005, 09:18 AM
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RE: GP Gee Bee ARF
Hi Want2bflyer, I have the GP Gee Bee Arf w/ 150 Saito - Maidened just last weekend. I love this plane. What a hoot to fly. Solid and predictable. It took 3 set ups to get the landing approach figured out and sucessfully landed and stayed on it's wheels (Luck???). I followed the recommended balance and throws. The plane balanced perfectly with The 150. Good luck on yours I hope you like it as much as i did.
Regards, Tony
Regards, Tony
08-17-2005, 04:52 PM
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RE: GP Gee Bee ARF
Up to six flights now and 4 wheel landing w/ 2 nose overs Ouch! One was on pavement and minor scratches resulted. One was on grass no damage. Still a blast to fly though.
