radio controlled spitfire aeroplane
30 August 2006, 07:56 PM
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radio controlled spitfire aeroplane
ok i brought all the magazines had no life while building it and now it is ready am to scared to take it into the air as i dont want to come straight back down. so i have also purchased the engine and controler and a flight box which has a fuel pump starter and glow plug heater all controlled from the power panel .
this is collection only as it has a 6ft wingspan
it is a lovely lookking machine and has cost me close to £600
open to offers close to £280
carl
pics can be mailed as i dont know how to post them
this is collection only as it has a 6ft wingspan
it is a lovely lookking machine and has cost me close to £600
open to offers close to £280
carl
pics can be mailed as i dont know how to post them
30 August 2006, 11:28 PM
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I'm a big kid, just post pics in the thread.
I won't even think about asking the missus, she'd just tell me off for being stupid and 'It's a phase', i'm a bloke and it's out job to have phases and waste money for no other good reason then we can
And 6ft
, what is it a 1 to 1 scale
I won't even think about asking the missus, she'd just tell me off for being stupid and 'It's a phase', i'm a bloke and it's out job to have phases and waste money for no other good reason then we can
And 6ft
, what is it a 1 to 1 scale
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you are MAD to get 180 quid return fron something that cost 600 and you never used!
If this sale is kosher and it really is never flown someone will get a good buy...
any links to the MFR's page?
why not just turn up at the local club?.....my old man is into this, they seem a decent lot and willing to teach.
If this sale is kosher and it really is never flown someone will get a good buy...
any links to the MFR's page?
why not just turn up at the local club?.....my old man is into this, they seem a decent lot and willing to teach.
17 October 2006, 02:50 AM
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A free BTTT for you.
Is probably worth touting it around the local model flying club(s) and or model shops.
Would be worth more if its flight performance had been verified and or you had piccies of it doing so. Ideally, get matey with some of the local model flyers and see if they'll give it the once over....
I second the responsible opinions above... The worst that can happen is you kill someone if you try to do it all by yourself learning to fly it. Most likely result though is a very high rpm wail followed by a huge whump and a spooky silence...provided you get past the take-off bit.
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Is probably worth touting it around the local model flying club(s) and or model shops.
Would be worth more if its flight performance had been verified and or you had piccies of it doing so. Ideally, get matey with some of the local model flyers and see if they'll give it the once over....
I second the responsible opinions above... The worst that can happen is you kill someone if you try to do it all by yourself learning to fly it. Most likely result though is a very high rpm wail followed by a huge whump and a spooky silence...provided you get past the take-off bit.
J.
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