whats next for Parkzone/ Eflight
07-12-2010, 04:24 PM
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whats next for Parkzone/ Eflight
Anyone know what park zone and eflight are working on in the micro world. Would be sweet if they would come out with a more wind friendly biplane.
07-12-2010, 04:41 PM
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RE: whats next for Parkzone/ Eflight
i would love to see a micro t-28 trojan personally. also it would be sweet if one of these companies started making micro jets that had ducted fan jets. imagine a 4 channel micro a-10 warthog, or a micro f-22 raptor. there are tons of possibilites, they need to get on the wagon and get moving on new micros!
07-12-2010, 09:23 PM
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RE: whats next for Parkzone/ Eflight
the a-10 would be pretty sweet to see, I would like them to also make a plane with a brushless set up. A micro Pitt or Ultimate bipe would be nice and in my dreams maybe a B-25 bomber.
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RE: whats next for Parkzone/ Eflight
OK, let's look at what they have to work with. AR6400l 2 long servos and the new motor. And what is not represented yet in the Micros. And they they have rights to. I would guess a mid wing jet or a micro stryker. Micro built a micro Stryker that got dopplered at 85 mph. A mid prop profile jet would also work well. I am going to guess a micro Stryker. It is their design and it works well in micro. That would be the easiest.
But, I would choose a Tiger Moth or even more mellow, a Jenny, E-Flite makes a Jenny.
I would guess either a WWI plane or a Golden age flyer. That is the hole in the catalog.
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But, I would choose a Tiger Moth or even more mellow, a Jenny, E-Flite makes a Jenny.
I would guess either a WWI plane or a Golden age flyer. That is the hole in the catalog.
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RE: whats next for Parkzone/ Eflight
Tim, I was really hoping for a scale 4ch Bipe as well. A Tiger Moth would be great, but I think a 4CH pitts would be petter. Reason, because they already have the Flyzone Albatros for a good 3CH Scale BIPE.
giddy, that is an awesome plane. I think it was very funny when he said "backpack plane" ha that was a joke. I'd love to see that.
giddy, that is an awesome plane. I think it was very funny when he said "backpack plane" ha that was a joke. I'd love to see that.
07-13-2010, 09:26 AM
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RE: whats next for Parkzone/ Eflight
brushless would be awesome in a micro scale. i think a micro sr-71 blackbird using dual brushless ducted fans would be killer. or even better, if they came out with some xport options for there planes and some bomb drop modules, aerieal photo modules, and my favorite would be a dogfighting module for the micros provided i had someone to dogfight with.
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RE: whats next for Parkzone/ Eflight
HH said they were not going to do brushless, that may have been just for last years planes, but from my experience try to go brushless was less than optimal. And I have tried twice now.
I am all for a Pitts, wicked fun aerobat. A pusher jet woul be fairly simple as well.
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I am all for a Pitts, wicked fun aerobat. A pusher jet woul be fairly simple as well.
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