Hacker Glow-Powered ARF's
04-25-2003 | 02:50 PM
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From: Weirton,
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Does anybody have any experience with these, specifically the Arrow 40 ARF? What is the covering like? It says a "PVC film"....I'm wondering if it's sticky-backed....
Thanks,
Mike
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Mike
04-26-2003 | 06:23 AM
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From: peterborough, UNITED KINGDOM
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Yes it is sticyback they seem to fly ok a friend has 1 with an irvine 53 in and it goes really well but the landing speed is a bit high for our patch but then again ours is only about 50ftx30 and triangular so depending on where u fly it may be ok
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04-26-2003 | 11:39 AM
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From: Oslo, NORWAY
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Hacker models are covered with Solarfilm iron-on, in other words good quality and repairable.
The Arrow is an excellent low wing aerobatic trainer. Uncritical, but able to perform the F3A programme. I have flown it during winter with both wheels and skis powered by an Irvine 53.
The Arrow is an excellent low wing aerobatic trainer. Uncritical, but able to perform the F3A programme. I have flown it during winter with both wheels and skis powered by an Irvine 53.
