Rezagh

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Hi Guys,

I have put the new landing gear on our Yak 102" through series of tough tests and it has passed every single of them. I even did harrier landing yesterday and did not chip the prop. It just flexed enough to absorb the shock! I was running a 27x10 Mejzlik and prop didn't get near touching the ground. For those of you with GenII, do not hesitate to use the stock gear. It works really Awesome. I don't recommend harrier landings in general but for the sake of experiment I tried it and passed test wonderfully.

Thank you,
Reza
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Reza

Is there enough prop clearence on the Gen II to use a 28x10? On the Gen I I am useing a 27x10 but only because there is not enough ground clearence for a 28x10.

Kevin.

Rezagh

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Kevin,

Yes, you can use 28x10 on GenII landing gear. I don't see any problem with that. Landing gear doesn't flex as much but still does absorb the impact. I was expecting to chip my prop when I dropped the plane from almost 1 foot off the ground but I didn't. I feel no one should have any problem with the new gear at least I hope so.

Thank you,
Reza

JET-A

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Ive broke about three props already on gen1 gear are the gen 2 avail for purchase??

thanks

Rezagh

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Unfortunately, GenII landing is wider at base and won't fit the Gen I fuse!

Thank you,
Reza

Iflyit

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So what options are there for the gen 1 yaks? I am putting one together now and dont like the thought of a weak gear if it damages $50 props.

Tricktrack

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Iflyit,

I purchased the TNT metal gear for my Yak, 13" version and while it added a little weight, it did not change performance at all. I have a ton of clearence now.

JET-A

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What did the gear cost ??

thanks