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drivercrazy23 11-11-2003 06:12 PM

Whats good?
 
I want to get in to the fast planes. But i dont realy like the solid wing type planes. Whats a good plane thats fast and very rugged, but can also fly fairly slow? Thanks

drivercrazy23 11-11-2003 07:17 PM

RE: Whats good?
 
Would a p-51 be able to fly pretty fast? I love the looks of that bird. could i make it go fast? or would I have to go with something like a magnum or something like that?

Razor-RCU 11-11-2003 07:37 PM

RE: Whats good?
 
Quickee-500 (Viper Predator)
Weston Magnum (no wheels)
Patriot (propjet)

drivercrazy23 11-11-2003 08:25 PM

RE: Whats good?
 
were can you buy the magnum in the us? how much would it be and what would be a good engine? the engine that they recomend?

Razor-RCU 11-11-2003 08:41 PM

RE: Whats good?
 
There is one on E-Bay right now.... Any "hot" 50 would work, they come with a West-50 (Modified Webra-)

Should come close to 200 mph!

drivercrazy23 11-11-2003 08:44 PM

RE: Whats good?
 
I have seen the one on ebay but do you know of any supplyer in the us that has them in stock. im wondering because I dont not have the money now and I want to find somebody that has them in stock so I can get it later on. Anybody selling one? I'll trade you a .21 powered hpi racer 2 rtr for it and some cash. Thanks

Goinstraightup 11-12-2003 03:33 PM

RE: Whats good?
 
I don't know about the other deltas, but the Diamond Dust can fly reeeeaaallly slow. With the .32SX I can land at a walking pace. The propjets landing speeds are way faster than the DD.

drivercrazy23 11-13-2003 08:46 PM

RE: Whats good?
 
I know some of the delta wings can fly slow but I dont really like the looks of those planes. I have found a a cermark javelin 2 that looks fast if I put a webra or west .52 in it. would that be good? the plane is really a pattern plane but still looks fast. I also am looking at the cermark F-16. Would that be a better choice for more speed? Thanks

Dewey2 11-13-2003 10:16 PM

RE: Whats good?
 
PLEASE NOT THE CERMARK I HAVE ONE WITH A JET 100 MY TRAINERS FASTER THAN THAT THING CHECK OUT GREAT PLANES VENUS 40 ITS FAST WELL ALMOST THE VIPERS FAST MINE RAN 146 LAST SUNDAY WITH A LITTLE TRICKED MVVS Q 500 NOT RUN IN YET DIRECT CONNECTION HAS A F 20 THAT HAS THE SAME KINDA SPEED THE PATRIOT HAS

drivercrazy23 11-14-2003 05:15 PM

RE: Whats good?
 
So do not get the javelin or the f-16? Whats the viper? is it a delta wing? or regular looking plane? Also so I cant make a p-51 fast? I just want to go over 100mph maybe more. Thats all not to fast not to slow. Thanks

drivercrazy23 11-14-2003 05:22 PM

RE: Whats good?
 
Just found the viper, its made by great planes right? Who has one of these? how fast are they, they look pretty cool the v tail is cool also, are they pretty easy to fly? thanks

Dewey2 11-14-2003 06:29 PM

RE: Whats good?
 
ok sorry dude i should have said the f 16 not cermark the pattern plane is not that fast but it flys good the great planes viper is cheap quick to put together and fast mine ran 146 last sunday with a little tricked mvvs q500 engine and they have fixed the 123 problem mine is 000 out da box Oyea there realy easy to fly they float and land slower that a trainer

caz 11-14-2003 06:56 PM

RE: Whats good?
 
Sorry, thought you were looking for magnum engines. Deleted post.

drivercrazy23 11-15-2003 07:00 PM

RE: Whats good?
 
What about this plane http://hobbypeople.net/gallery/127515.asp ? Im also looking at the zagi xt because its already fast and I dont know if I want to mess with a nitro right now. What would be good, also anybody have any idea about zagi?
Thanks

look 11-18-2003 10:23 AM

RE: Whats good?
 
Did you look here:

www.speedmodels.nl

The only real fast models !!


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