Delta's
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From: fort worth,
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Am I the only one around that likes a good glow powered delta? I would prefer an ARF...
Nitro models had 2, a Kangaroo and a Swallow. Both have been out of stock for over 4 months. Bruce Thorpe has the Delta vortex, "I have one on order".
Is there any other companies that carry a Delta as an ARF?
Nitro models had 2, a Kangaroo and a Swallow. Both have been out of stock for over 4 months. Bruce Thorpe has the Delta vortex, "I have one on order".
Is there any other companies that carry a Delta as an ARF?
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From what I have seen, deltas tend to be designed for one type of SPECIFIED power, not a broad range, and they are initially very fast and difficult to fly. I fly an old Hustler with a well worn Veco .19 up front. Take offs are steep and breathtaking, but then too "Wow, is that thing fast..." is often heard.
Wm.
Wm.
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I have owned a Diamond Dust, a twin engine Diamond Dust and a couple of Mach Racers. All were pretty easy to fly. Deltas can be fast or slow. Diamond Dusts have been flow with everything from a .25 to a .91.
I had piped engines in my 2 Mach Racers and they were fast, but at low throttle, they were very nice. Easy to land. I had one on wheels and one hand launch.
I had piped engines in my 2 Mach Racers and they were fast, but at low throttle, they were very nice. Easy to land. I had one on wheels and one hand launch.




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