Isobar
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I'm building my second Isobar. Anything from a Ram 1000 to a P-120 to a pegasus and the likes on up to a P-200 will work just fine. I bought my latest one at a jet meet they had the kit in stock with them, I understand there is a couple week wait right now for a kit, but I wouldn't worry too much about it. The guys at RPM are straight up.
Isobar's fly essentially the same as a BVM Bandit and the likes. The airplane will slow nearly as much as a kingcat on landing, it's purely simple. This jet will do every trick in the book and then some. You'll love it.
Sean
Isobar's fly essentially the same as a BVM Bandit and the likes. The airplane will slow nearly as much as a kingcat on landing, it's purely simple. This jet will do every trick in the book and then some. You'll love it.
Sean
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From: Baton Rouge,
LA
Isobar flying with an Olympus at 38 lbs of thrust..
http://www.corpcomp.com/weeks1/movie..._Lumberton.WMV
Eddie Weeks
http://www.corpcomp.com/weeks1/movie..._Lumberton.WMV
Eddie Weeks
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From: Hamilton,
ON, CANADA
Hey Woketman, I was wondering when you were going to chime in on this one.
I have seen Woketmans Isobar fly, and it is a good flier. That is why I recently picked up an Isobar kit. I have not built it yet. But may start on it some time soon.
I have seen Woketmans Isobar fly, and it is a good flier. That is why I recently picked up an Isobar kit. I have not built it yet. But may start on it some time soon.




