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Flyin' Around
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http://www.austars-model.com/dispdet...11060055193029
AUSTARS MODEL PTY LTD GREEN R/C MODEL CO., LTD CRASH PROOF-Magic Butterfly 3D-trainer Wingspan: 932mm Wing area: 25.5 dm˛ Length: 942mm RTF weight: 371g (includes the battery 92g) Radio: 4 channels, 3 min. servos Engine: Brushless motor, ESC, Lipo battery, 4.7 straight prop 1. Australian scheme style design 2. A superior 3D trainer for beginner to practice aerobatic skills. 3. A superior 3D trainer for advanced levels to exercise precision flying. 4. A superior plane for all modelers to have fun in the backyard, indoors and parks. 5. SHOCKPROOF, outstanding energy absorption. 6. CARBON/FIBER™EPP (EXPANDABLE POLYPROPYLENE) foaming material. Superior aerodynamic design by 3 world champions and 1 aerodynamic engineer makes 3D modelers perfectly perform all 3D style aerobatics. It can snap and present definite pitch breaks in all snap entries. Modelers can fly and enjoy it in windy conditions without any distortion of body shape. Put it in the car, drive to a park, go and fly!!!
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Nothing is crash proof !!!!
Did I forget to say I want one?
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Flyin' Around
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Last edited by Pastor Mark; 02-18-2008 at 08:08 PM. |
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Flyin' Around
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Uhmm... if I'm doing my math right... this is over 12oz... right? Thats a BEAST for these days compared to whats out there!
For instance, THE STANDARD for durability is http://www.tufflight.com/4d_lite.html and their 4DLite which weighs in at only 9.5 oz (I have one - they rock! See their testimonials - I'm on there - mines the Pepsi colored plane!) and its as tough as you can get. Its seen multiple upgrades and certainly can't be beat by some first generation brick. Was that too sarcastic? For something lighter, and pretty tough in its own right at only 6 oz (but obviously at that weight, not as tough as the above) check out Jimmy Wades plane the "Contender" at www.alphafoamies.com and see video's of it on my blog at www.3dpastor.blogspot.com or on my YouTube page... just type in 3dpastorDOTblogspot in the search field and my page will come up! I'll tried posting a video of the "Contender" - but, I can't get it to work... so, if you want to see it, go to my blog or my YouTube page. Last edited by Pastor Mark; 02-18-2008 at 08:04 PM. Reason: misspelled link AND video link didn't work |
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Bad-ass Super Contributer!
Join Date: Mar 2007
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hi guys i tested 2 at indoor the other night,the one in the vid has a 1100mha 1100kv motor & 35amp speedy & 3 mini mg servos,it is so way over weight
i built this heavy so i could test is wing loading & durability.had a few hard crashes & landings & held up ok, the other one i tested was easy 100grams lighter & was wicked.The heavy one still flew great |
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Flyin' Around
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Nice vid - but how'd you do it? I can't seem to get them to work. I can post em - but they have to be uploaded... how do you get it to play a YouTube video here?
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Flyin' Around
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Hey - thanks man! I think it worked!
This vid is of the plane I talked about in my post above. |
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