New Hangar 9 B-25
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From: Newnan,
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I just saw this on Horizons web page:
[link=http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products/Default.aspx?ProdId=HAN4450]http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products/Default.aspx?ProdId=HAN4450[/link]
[link=http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products/Default.aspx?ProdId=HAN4450]http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products/Default.aspx?ProdId=HAN4450[/link]
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I wonder when deliveries will actually take place. Hopefully not too much later than August. On the other hand, what a great winter project....
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The H9 plane looks reasonable as far as price and the suggested e-flight package seems reasonalble as well , like I said I saty away from twin engines , also stayed away from e-flight warbirds where the batteries run in the $300 to $400 range for one , this one is doable
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Yeah but those packs can be used in multiple birds. I have an 8 pack 3S3700 set up in my N/P's P38, but the same packs in different combos, also run my Hangar 9 Camel and P40, a N/P P47, a Polks Hobby AC47, my EFLite Cub, my Double Blitz, and my new VQ P38, heck with the B25, $800.00 spent for packs now become low cost when spread out over all those birds.
$800.00 devided by 9 birds, heck I'm less then a hundred a bird in cost.
Yeah the wifey will believe that. But honey look how much I saved.
$800.00 devided by 9 birds, heck I'm less then a hundred a bird in cost.
Yeah the wifey will believe that. But honey look how much I saved.
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Looks like i found my next WWII plane. You just know that it is going to fly as good as the P-51 and P-47. Im all for a couple of little 40's or 52's four stroke's plus good retracts drop right in!!!!!.
Looks like H9 might be pulling even further ahead with this one and at $399 it's going to be hard to beat!!
Wonder if TF will ever get back in the ring.
Pat
Looks like H9 might be pulling even further ahead with this one and at $399 it's going to be hard to beat!!
Wonder if TF will ever get back in the ring.
Pat
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GG good point but for a nitro guy its difficult to make the switch when you look at a plane on hobby lobbys site , you see the plane for $250 , engine $100 , speed control $150 , ok not bad so far , then you get hit with batteries needed 2 , cost per pack 370 [X(], so I know they can be used in more then one plane and trust this plane has my interest , I just wish pack would come down like all the other tech RC advancements
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Yeah, LDM. And don't forget the varoius chargers, one for the field, one for the shop, at a minimum. One set for Nicads, one set for Lipos. Last I checked, they weren't giving those away either.
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ya Moby , and I need the book "chargeing for dummies "
oh well I dont want to be a party pooper , this plane dose look very cool and I must say I have nothing but luck with the Hanger 9 warbirds , so by Xmas I will probaly own one because that give me 6 months to sell wifey on the idea

oh well I dont want to be a party pooper , this plane dose look very cool and I must say I have nothing but luck with the Hanger 9 warbirds , so by Xmas I will probaly own one because that give me 6 months to sell wifey on the idea
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Little birdy told me September release[
] Winter project indeed.
Twin electrics would be nice for reliabilty - but correct the initial outlay would be higher than glow.
Twin glow wouldn't be that bad. I've never had any of my Super Tiger 40's quit on me yet - until I put them in a twin I suppose[:@]
] Winter project indeed.Twin electrics would be nice for reliabilty - but correct the initial outlay would be higher than glow.
Twin glow wouldn't be that bad. I've never had any of my Super Tiger 40's quit on me yet - until I put them in a twin I suppose[:@]
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I agree with all of you... I've been talking with Horizon and they will start releasing Axis Birds, but they gave me little info on the time... or when. It seems that there main thing is price waring to what is already out there. How many Cubs, P-51's and 47's are they going to make? [&:]
The B-25 is a nice addition, I have one of there Cubs and I have a Custom ARF PTS Mustang. Hanger 9 is very good in quality and price. Heck, I can even use the stock hardware. [8D] I look forward in having a 109 or 190.
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The B-25 is a nice addition, I have one of there Cubs and I have a Custom ARF PTS Mustang. Hanger 9 is very good in quality and price. Heck, I can even use the stock hardware. [8D] I look forward in having a 109 or 190.

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I agree with all of you... I've been talking with Horizon and they will start releasing Axis Birds, but they gave me little info on the time... or when. It seems that there main thing is price waring to what is already out there. How many Cubs, P-51's and 47's are they going to make? [&:]
The B-25 is a nice addition, I have one of there Cubs and I have a Custom ARF PTS Mustang. Hanger 9 is very good in quality and price. Heck, I can even use the stock hardware. [8D] I look forward in having a 109 or 190.
Luftwaffe Oberst
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I agree with all of you... I've been talking with Horizon and they will start releasing Axis Birds, but they gave me little info on the time... or when. It seems that there main thing is price waring to what is already out there. How many Cubs, P-51's and 47's are they going to make? [&:]
The B-25 is a nice addition, I have one of there Cubs and I have a Custom ARF PTS Mustang. Hanger 9 is very good in quality and price. Heck, I can even use the stock hardware. [8D] I look forward in having a 109 or 190.

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Heck, landing some .60 size planes on it can be troublesome.
As far as the H9 B-25, yeah, that one is on my list to get as well. I like the slight smaller size compared to the TF one and of course the price is more attractive. I have a .56 saito I can use on it, just need another one. Or, I have an rcv60-sp I could use if I got a 2nd of those. I'd rather use saito since I know the reliability of them are pretty good and i can tune them well. Lastly, I have two .46 2-strokes already, but, well, the sound of 2 strokes isnt that appealing for this type of plane.
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Looks like H9 might be pulling even further ahead with this one and at $399 it's going to be hard to beat!!
Wonder if TF will ever get back in the ring.
Pat
Looks like H9 might be pulling even further ahead with this one and at $399 it's going to be hard to beat!!
Wonder if TF will ever get back in the ring.
Pat
Looks like retracts are not included. So you'll have to add $250+ to above price.
Oriole
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Looks like retracts are not included. So you'll have to add $250+ to above price.
Oriole
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Looks like H9 might be pulling even further ahead with this one and at $399 it's going to be hard to beat!!
Wonder if TF will ever get back in the ring.
Pat
Looks like H9 might be pulling even further ahead with this one and at $399 it's going to be hard to beat!!
Wonder if TF will ever get back in the ring.
Pat
Looks like retracts are not included. So you'll have to add $250+ to above price.
Oriole
Right there, you've got $1000 in plane and retracts alone with no mention of motors(x2), electronics, etc.
Now, the H9 is $399 plus roughly $250 for air tri gear. Hmmm looks like $650 compared to $1000. Of course, the TF one is bigger and reports are it has a fiberglass fuse......I still think I'll go with the H9 one. If it ever receives damage, it'll be easier to fix. And the small non-scale looking areas can be fixed rather easily.
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Hopefully been told that it will be in my local hobby shop here in the UK end of August. Even with my 10% discount it will cost £310 (about 600bucks).
Jason
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