What was the FIRST RC DF model?
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I really don't know, but I do remember that BV's A4 was about the only one out there you could go see at a scale meet and be assured it would fly, fly well, reliably, and win.
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From: Lomas de Zamora, ARGENTINA
Hi,
Bob Violett desing and fly a model
that looks Phantom style ,with the Scozzi
DF hanging belove the fuse,the name was something
that include the word ´´shark´´.
Then,I think after it appear the A-4.
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Pedro
Bob Violett desing and fly a model
that looks Phantom style ,with the Scozzi
DF hanging belove the fuse,the name was something
that include the word ´´shark´´.
Then,I think after it appear the A-4.
Regards,
Pedro
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I'm pretty sure the pre-A-4 kit you are talking about was the Sundowner. I was powered by a Scozzi Fan and a K&B 6.5 with an exhaust throttle. Boy, have we come a long way!
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From: Lomas de Zamora, ARGENTINA
Bill
: You are right! I do not know why I
associated it with a shark, I do remenber
it has a ´´sun´´ on his tail, and maybe a
´´shark teeth´´on the nose,and I do remenber was an article
on Flying Models, about it,b&w pictures!
Good ald times!
Regards,
Pedro
: You are right! I do not know why I
associated it with a shark, I do remenber
it has a ´´sun´´ on his tail, and maybe a
´´shark teeth´´on the nose,and I do remenber was an article
on Flying Models, about it,b&w pictures!
Good ald times!
Regards,
Pedro



