Cessna 182, GP or Hanger 9?
12-20-2002 | 01:46 PM
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From: NearBy,
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Cessna 182, GP or Hanger 9?
Anyone tried a different nose gear besides the Eurokit one ?. I received the following from Ben at Eurokit.
'Roger, we are closing the Eurokit line, i will let you know of the new distributor as soon as i know.
15073 in out of stock
Regards, Ben
'Roger, we are closing the Eurokit line, i will let you know of the new distributor as soon as i know.
15073 in out of stock
Regards, Ben
12-20-2002 | 03:21 PM
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From: Torrington, CT
Cessna 182, GP or Hanger 9?
Hanger 9 has a new Cessna 182 coming out, I saw it in the new prod announcements in the Feb 03 MAN. It has over a 90" span with flaps. Looks to be a 150 4 stroke size.
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12-21-2002 | 04:45 AM
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From: Reston, VA
Short lived H9 Cessna
I had always wanted a sharp looking model Cessna. Unfortunately, it didn't last long. The cross-bar I had glued in to attach the RX battery must have broke because apparently the RX batt disconnected. The result was a full power dive into a tree.
I decided not to get another because before the crash I wasn't pleased with the flight characteristics. It seemed heavy and had poor pitch stability. I've seen the GP 182 and was more impressed with the quality of construction. If I did get another, I'd get the GP.
Jason
I decided not to get another because before the crash I wasn't pleased with the flight characteristics. It seemed heavy and had poor pitch stability. I've seen the GP 182 and was more impressed with the quality of construction. If I did get another, I'd get the GP.
Jason
