Battle Floyd?
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From: Henderson,
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Hey I'm new here but a couple years back I was flying a lot of rc combat and I had several battle floyds. I'm trying to get back into it but the battle floyd website isn't working anymore? I only get a porno. Anyways does anyone know if the company is still in business or how to contact the guy? I think his name was Joe.
Thanks
Michael
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Michael
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From: Bullard,
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The name of the company kitting the Battle Floyd was Cutting Edge Products. His web site has been down for a while and I don't know if he is still in business.
The Battle Floyd was one of the best combat trainers on the market and a nice sport plane. If you can't find one, go with the Spad Flat Bat with 10"x48" wing and you'll still have a good flying combat trainer for under $15 that will fly competitively in club contests or SSC.
The Battle Floyd was one of the best combat trainers on the market and a nice sport plane. If you can't find one, go with the Spad Flat Bat with 10"x48" wing and you'll still have a good flying combat trainer for under $15 that will fly competitively in club contests or SSC.
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From: asheville,
NC
A FRIEND OF MINE IN CONOVER NC GAVE ME TWO KITS ONE OF THE CLUB MEMBERS CUTS
THEM OUT - JUST FINISHED BUILDING TWO OF THEM THEY HAVE COPIES OF THE ORGINAL
DESTRUCTION SHEET
I CAN FIND OUT HIS NAME THIS WEEK END IF YA LIKE WILL BE DOWN THERE SATURDAY
1 HR AND HALF DRIVE FROM HERE
TOM E IN ASHEVILLE
THEM OUT - JUST FINISHED BUILDING TWO OF THEM THEY HAVE COPIES OF THE ORGINAL
DESTRUCTION SHEET
I CAN FIND OUT HIS NAME THIS WEEK END IF YA LIKE WILL BE DOWN THERE SATURDAY
1 HR AND HALF DRIVE FROM HERE
TOM E IN ASHEVILLE
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From: hickory,
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Nat,
I know most of all those guys in Conover that were flying the Battle Floyds. I supplied all the blue foam that they were cutting the kits from. Email me and i will help you out with finding that person and possibly get you some cores.
[email protected]
I know most of all those guys in Conover that were flying the Battle Floyds. I supplied all the blue foam that they were cutting the kits from. Email me and i will help you out with finding that person and possibly get you some cores.
[email protected]
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I cut through a couple of those with my Daggers. Like all the planes in that period, good flying airplanes, simple, tough and rugged. Outclassed by todays ships but that doesn't make them any less fun to fly and still a great plane if your club wants to do one design combat like the Gremlin guys do.
Hard to recognize where we came from sometimes isn't it?
Hard to recognize where we came from sometimes isn't it?





