Fixed the decathlon!
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Well, I fixed the decathlon and I was gonna put it up for sale but... It's such a good looking plane, flys pretty well unless you really try to get crazy with it. I have already ordered a replacement plane, phoenix spitfire, but I guess I feel like I have a relationship with this plane since I have fixed it twice now from light crashes. The last one I got really lucky since it went in uncontrolled from about 100 ft up and only cracked the fuse in half. The fix was like Ken said before, like putting a puzzle back together. I even repainted the cowl this time so it looks really good.
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hey do you know if the wing struts are functional? i ask because it doesnt say in the manual and i flew mine very gentle 2 times with out em...
hey do you know if the wing struts are functional? i ask because it doesnt say in the manual and i flew mine very gentle 2 times with out em...
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If you're just gonna float around with it then you could probably get away without them, but if you wanted to actually use the plane for what its designed for then I would put them on. Do you not like the look of them or something? I think they make it look more realistic.
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Was it broken?...nice job! Everytime I see the Decathlon the plane just gets prettier and prettier to me and, from what I've heard it flies nicely. Just don't think I'm ready for that one yet. lol




