help identifying this zero
05-25-2010 | 11:49 AM
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From: Elmwood Park ,
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help identifying this zero
Condition: New in Box
Why Selling: Not using
Willing to Trade: No
Item Description:
This is a new in box Zero 120 Fighter airplane from Cyclone hobbies. Its super high quality construction, also comes with retractable landing gear with manual pump. Complete minus engine. Painted from factory and looks scale with detailed cowl and canopy. Fiberglass Fuselage!!! Balsa / ply Wing Construction!!
This add was posted here on RCU but try as I might I can't seem to get any more info or pic on this plane , I visited the website listed above and they only list a 46 size in a different color scheme , has anyone else seen this before ? or perhaps point me in the right direction also this is the pic that was listed in the add, any help is greatly appreciated !
thanks
Mike
Why Selling: Not using
Willing to Trade: No
Item Description:
This is a new in box Zero 120 Fighter airplane from Cyclone hobbies. Its super high quality construction, also comes with retractable landing gear with manual pump. Complete minus engine. Painted from factory and looks scale with detailed cowl and canopy. Fiberglass Fuselage!!! Balsa / ply Wing Construction!!
This add was posted here on RCU but try as I might I can't seem to get any more info or pic on this plane , I visited the website listed above and they only list a 46 size in a different color scheme , has anyone else seen this before ? or perhaps point me in the right direction also this is the pic that was listed in the add, any help is greatly appreciated !
thanks
Mike
05-25-2010 | 12:05 PM
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From: Kalona,
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RE: help identifying this zero
CMP made a 120 sized Zero.... 71" wingspan, glass fuse and built up wing. I don't see any available for sale right now. I do however see parts available from Nitroplanes.com. this might not be the bird in question though... http://www.nitroplanes.com/cmpze12071re.html
05-25-2010 | 12:08 PM
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From: Kalona,
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RE: help identifying this zero
Yeah, here it is at Cyclone....same plane as the CMP: http://www.sdshobby.com/zero-fighter...ane-p-147.html Perhaps the picture you posted above goes with the smaller plane? Perhaps the seller just had trouble finding the right photo of it online.
05-25-2010 | 12:21 PM
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RE: help identifying this zero
If it is the CMP then I already own 3 of them ..... kinda of disappointing I was hoping this was a new find on my part, I do wonder what is he refering to when mentioned of a manual pump ?
06-02-2010 | 06:09 PM
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From: Wilkes Barre,
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RE: help identifying this zero
With respect to both "nitroplanes" and "xheli", do not buy from them. I purchased a erazor 450 rtf heli from them. I like the bird but have never experienced such terrible service from tech support or customer service. I have been hung up on twice over the performance of an included li-po charger(a 650 mili amp decrease in output current based on actual charge time). They said the unit is with in their standards. The promise a 1 amp charge rate and deliver a 350 mili amp rate. The chopper needed a lot of work to get it in the air and with their support of what they sell I must advise anyone reading to stay away from these companies.
