Is this good combo?
03-03-2004 | 10:36 AM
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From: WinthropWinthrop, AUSTRALIA
Is this good combo?
Combo Includes:
* Worldstar 40 ARF kit
* Super Tiger G45 2/stroke ball raced engine incl. plug
* Hitech Laser 4 W/4 servos/nicads & charger
* 2 x Hitec/JR 300mm Servo Extention Leads
* 1 x Hitec/JR 5in Hitec/JR Y Lead
* Field Box (2 drawer)+ starter box fully assembled
* GS Geared Starter 12V DC
* Fuel Pump with fuel tube & filter pick-up
* 1800 mAH glow starter with 240V charger
* 4 way X wrench
* 7.2 AH 12V Gel Cell
* Bolly Clubman 10.5 x 7 prop
* Z-Poxy resin 4 OZ pack
Total is around US$650
Any comments on particular items?
* Worldstar 40 ARF kit
* Super Tiger G45 2/stroke ball raced engine incl. plug
* Hitech Laser 4 W/4 servos/nicads & charger
* 2 x Hitec/JR 300mm Servo Extention Leads
* 1 x Hitec/JR 5in Hitec/JR Y Lead
* Field Box (2 drawer)+ starter box fully assembled
* GS Geared Starter 12V DC
* Fuel Pump with fuel tube & filter pick-up
* 1800 mAH glow starter with 240V charger
* 4 way X wrench
* 7.2 AH 12V Gel Cell
* Bolly Clubman 10.5 x 7 prop
* Z-Poxy resin 4 OZ pack
Total is around US$650
Any comments on particular items?
03-03-2004 | 02:50 PM
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RE: Is this good combo?
I don't know much about the airplane but the rest of the stuff is great! You may want to order a couple of spare props too. If the wing is held on with rubber bands get a box of those too.
03-03-2004 | 09:05 PM
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RE: Is this good combo?
THey are all new. Just found it on a website. You know there are not many choices to buy airplane in Australia.
I've checked the plane guide, and people said the only drawback about the plane is its manual/instruction.
I've checked the plane guide, and people said the only drawback about the plane is its manual/instruction.
03-03-2004 | 09:22 PM
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RE: Is this good combo?
ouch....the manual can be a really great thing to have.....but as long as the plane has some sort of instructions for construction....it should be alright....
and i agree that you need to get a few extra props just incase you get into a freak accident or run into something while taxiing and break a prop in the process
and i agree that you need to get a few extra props just incase you get into a freak accident or run into something while taxiing and break a prop in the process
03-03-2004 | 09:58 PM
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RE: Is this good combo?
If I buy with my own choices for the plane, TX, servos, etc, will I end up roughly the same price? I mean there are some parts that I don't need them yet, right? Or pretty much most of the above list is things that are required to fly a plane?
Some other things, is it better to buy a product that I can find spare parts locally or they are similar in some ways that I can use any parts to replace a broken one? I'm thinking specifically about the plane.
And what is trimming (as in setting up the plane when I want to use different plane with same radio)? Is it difficult to do or to learn?
Some other things, is it better to buy a product that I can find spare parts locally or they are similar in some ways that I can use any parts to replace a broken one? I'm thinking specifically about the plane.
And what is trimming (as in setting up the plane when I want to use different plane with same radio)? Is it difficult to do or to learn?
