Phoenix models extra 300
04-10-2009 | 11:39 AM
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From: Wakefe\\ield,
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Phoenix models extra 300
Has anyone out there either flown the phoenix models extra 300 or know someone who has? I'm trying to find out how well it flies with an os 46ax
04-10-2009 | 10:00 PM
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RE: Phoenix models extra 300
chr,
i had one of these. flew great with an os46ax. veritical was not unlimited but sufficient. i ran the os with a pitts muffler side mounted with stacks out the bottom looked scale. unfortunately i lost mine due to dumb thumbs. watch for snap coming out of knife edge. although i was going to slow when it happened. enjoy it its agreat plane! any more questions please let me know
andrew wisc.
i had one of these. flew great with an os46ax. veritical was not unlimited but sufficient. i ran the os with a pitts muffler side mounted with stacks out the bottom looked scale. unfortunately i lost mine due to dumb thumbs. watch for snap coming out of knife edge. although i was going to slow when it happened. enjoy it its agreat plane! any more questions please let me know
andrew wisc.
04-10-2009 | 11:05 PM
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RE: Phoenix models extra 300
I would be inclined to try a tuned pipe with that setup. I'm actually glad this thread gave me that idea; I've got a 46AX looking for a new home, and a pipe will surely open the door for more possibilities.
I've had a couple of Phoenix planes. Really great bang-for-the-buck. It is very common to get a Phoenix plane and be quite impressed with what you find in the box. They tend to run on the heavier side, but not too bad.
I've had a couple of Phoenix planes. Really great bang-for-the-buck. It is very common to get a Phoenix plane and be quite impressed with what you find in the box. They tend to run on the heavier side, but not too bad.
