competition fun fly
08-26-2003 | 09:26 PM
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Hello
Recently I watched a video and this guy was flying a competition fun fly powered by a webra .32 and I thought it was simply awesome.. He could do loops right off the deck, and by that I mean, the top part of the loop wasnt higher than 4 feet or so, rool rate was amazing, 10000 rools per second. Since most kits wont be shipped to brazil, and whenever they are, their prices after shipping and after import duties are normally unreasonable, I was wondering if any of you guys know a web I can get plans for one of those little birds.
I really appreciate any help.
Thanx
Recently I watched a video and this guy was flying a competition fun fly powered by a webra .32 and I thought it was simply awesome.. He could do loops right off the deck, and by that I mean, the top part of the loop wasnt higher than 4 feet or so, rool rate was amazing, 10000 rools per second. Since most kits wont be shipped to brazil, and whenever they are, their prices after shipping and after import duties are normally unreasonable, I was wondering if any of you guys know a web I can get plans for one of those little birds.
I really appreciate any help.
Thanx
08-26-2003 | 11:50 PM
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Drop an email to Skipp Turner: [email protected]
HE makes the "Minus" which from all accounts is one of the top competition fun fly planes. He deals direct, so you might be able to get one shipped to you.
I don't know what import duty and taxes are like in Brazil, but the Minus isn't an expensive plane, so it might still be reasonable. Can't hurt to check, right?
Good luck,
David
HE makes the "Minus" which from all accounts is one of the top competition fun fly planes. He deals direct, so you might be able to get one shipped to you.
I don't know what import duty and taxes are like in Brazil, but the Minus isn't an expensive plane, so it might still be reasonable. Can't hurt to check, right?
Good luck,
David
