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10-18-2002 | 07:03 AM
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From: Chester le street,
RTF Waterplanes
Have you had a look at the Ready 2 or the Jupiter, manufactured by ARC (of Italy) I believe. I had my first flight on water with the Ready recently, that was a laugh and a half! They are made from impact resistant plastic and you can order floats that bolt right on. 
10-18-2002 | 08:49 AM
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Falcon Trading
Check out www.falcon-trading.com. I've seen their ARF's fly at various events, and they fly well..........
10-18-2002 | 09:59 AM
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JBFlier, yup, those are the fellas I was talking about. They are marketed under a different supplier here in the UK, but are the same planes. I have a Jupiter on order, and have flown the Ready 2 both on land and on floats, it goes well if a little underpowered on an OS40 LA. The Jupiter will have an OS52 FS Surpass, which should be even better. 
