H9 1/4 scale J-3 Piper Cub

[cap 232g]

Has anyone flown the Hangar 9 1/4 scale piper cub arf or PNP? I am considering getting one just to mess around with on busy days at the field. How do you think the power is with a G-20 ei?

[cap 232g]

Here is the link to the PNP version:http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products...ProdID=HAN4575

[HANCap232G]

	Quote: Originally Posted by cap 232g
	Has anyone flown the Hangar 9 1/4 scale piper cub arf or PNP? I am considering getting one just to mess around with on busy days at the field. How do you think the power is with a G-20 ei?

the have one with a G-20 ei in it but i have not flown it yet it is a nice airplane.

[mxcop]

I have the plug and play and have about 60 flights on it. The G20 is a great engine and powers it fine, doesn't have great vertical but flies very scale.

Lee

[cap 232g]

	Quote: Originally Posted by mxcop
	I have the plug and play and have about 60 flights on it. The G20 is a great engine and powers it fine, doesn't have great vertical but flies very scale. Lee

Thanks,
Will it do loops and all the other basic cub stuff with the g-20?

[gonzalo38]

I bought the same plane but I'm still waiting for it to arrive.

I'm very interested on reviews of this plane

[selleri]

	Quote: Originally Posted by mxcop
	I have the plug and play and have about 60 flights on it. The G20 is a great engine and powers it fine, doesn't have great vertical but flies very scale. Lee

I've heard that the ignition likes to drink quite a lot of electrons from the battery, any comments on that part? What battery are you using and how much duration do you get?

[ILLUSION258]

i have a cub with a crrc pro 26 it can do nice loops and sloopy rools and hammer heads it is mostly a sunday flyer

[pitviper51]

iv eye balls this one a few times, i wish they stil had the big super cub, super cubs look way better. hobby lobby has a 1/4 scale aeronca champ now thats looks very good and scale looks are impressive.
mike

[dubd]

I've flown the H9 Cub with the G-20 and it is a great combo.

[Wilki01]

I have the H9 1/4scale Cub with the Zenoah 26 ei. I enjoy this beautiful Sunday flyer everytime I take it out. Only on really windy days do I find it quite a handfull, as expected. I instal Du-bro 6" big wheels on mine, being airfilled these wheels are very forgiving of my sometime, not so nice landings. I've only flown off grass and some fields I fly at are pretty rough, stock wheels I found to be too small. Besides I really don't like those Hangar 9 stock wheels. Maybe oneday I'll fly this off floats, I think that would be a real treat. Nice Job Hangar 9.

[Smacka]

	Quote: Originally Posted by selleri
	I've heard that the ignition likes to drink quite a lot of electrons from the battery, any comments on that part? What battery are you using and how much duration do you get?

Be very careful here. I have this plane, and with a "full" charge on the factory installed 5-cell NMh I got two flights of 20-25 mintues each. The ignition battery cutoff the iginition while on approach (voltage too low) during the second landing. No biggie, the glide characteristics (glide ratio) are fantastic with this plane. It was just a shocker. At first, I thought the motor went south.

To be clear, you will get about 70-minutes on a full charge BUT I had to adjust the engine prior to the first flight, etc...so that ate up some available flight time, too.

This is a plane that would definitely benefit from a Lilo conversion...

Have fun! It is a very well mannered plane. My only complaint is that once you trim the rudder for true flight, then adjust the rudder clevis once on the ground so you can remove the radio trim, your plane will pull to one side during takeoff's. Just be aware of this. I guess I could just use radio trim and be done with it (??)

[SmokinKat]

The H9 Cub is the nicest one available IMO. I have a 1/4 scale Cub by WM that I modified to a Super Cub and even when new it was nowhere close to the H9. Here is a video of me and 3 of my buddies doing some bush flying. All 3 of them are flying the 1/4 scale H9. One is highly modified with a Saito 220, squared Wing Tips, Flaps and SuperCub cowl. We are all flying with the 6" Dubro inflatable tires.

YouTube - R/C Bush Flying # 5