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02-12-2002, 03:41 AM
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One of the retracts on my Miss America Mustang colapsed (on takeoff beleve or not!) on the first flight of its life. I called Airborne and without hesitating they said send it back for replacment (to my suprise I must say). I sent them back with a note asking them to please upgrade the gear. It is well known this is a weak area on there otherwise quality product.Well I received in the mail today a new set of retracts. Ya see guys customer service is not totally gone. Thanks Airborne!!!!!! 
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02-14-2002, 05:47 AM
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Hi Jerry
The tires are 2.5" and I fly off pavement. Im having a small problem getting it balanced to where it will land better. It seems to be very tail heavy and gets real sensitive in pitch when I slow it down to land. I moved the battery again, this time right in front of the servo tray. Ill try again thursday. Dont get me wrong it does fly well otherwise............
The tires are 2.5" and I fly off pavement. Im having a small problem getting it balanced to where it will land better. It seems to be very tail heavy and gets real sensitive in pitch when I slow it down to land. I moved the battery again, this time right in front of the servo tray. Ill try again thursday. Dont get me wrong it does fly well otherwise............
02-17-2002, 06:32 AM
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Hello Jerry
I would think twice about mounting a G-38 on the G.S. P-51 from World Models. See my posting under Warbirds and Warplanes, dated 2-17-2001.
Weldo
I would think twice about mounting a G-38 on the G.S. P-51 from World Models. See my posting under Warbirds and Warplanes, dated 2-17-2001.
Weldo
