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Gettin' Lower!
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I am looking for a good ARF kit to test our BME .90 engine in. Was thinking of a Piper Cub or something similar and easy to fly. I dont know which kits in that size are good and which to stay away from. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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This is one of the ARF's that I am currently looking at going with if I get a response back from BME on their ST 90 gas conversion engine.... http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products...ProdID=HAN2350 Scott |
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http://www.towerhobbies.com/products.../gbga1069.html Goldberg® Decathlon ARF ![]() ![]() Features Wingspan: 80.75 in Wingarea: 969 sq in Weight: 9.7-10.5 lbs Radio: 4-Channel Kit Includes: painted fiberglass cowling and wheel pants, aluminum landing gear, fiberglass pushrod, wing struts, tailwheel assembly, 3” wheels, 16 oz. fuel tank, 2 1/4" spinner, and manual. Experience the thrill of aerobatics without the fuss. ![]() This great-looking classic is IMAA legal and features wing-tube construction for ease of assembly and transport.
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Bad-ass Super Contributer!
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Tom RC Planet has them for $289.95
http://www.rcplanet.com/Decathlon_ARF_p/gbg12069.htm
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Gettin' Lower!
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Thanks Brian, I think thats what im looking for.
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Bad-ass Super Contributer!
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Tom a couple of ratings from RCU
Goldberg Decathlon - 60 love it.Always had a thing for the decathalons,finally a sharp arf hit the market.Very nice build job.Covering is a 12 out of 10.Flies great,knife edge passes just off the deck are too cool.Inverted flight is hands off.Super airplane. Goldberg Decathlon - 60 Decathlon.great flyng machine. well worth the money. Goldberg Decathlon - 60 Decathlon 60 ARF.Great flight characterisitcs. Stick the landing everytime. Only took 6 hours to put it together. Saito 120 on it, perfect and unlimited vertical. Goldberg Decathlon - 60 My Review.I wanted to take this opportunity to indulge the readers of this forum with a report on the Goldberg Decathlon ARF. It is the sister to the T-Craft and the Citabria. Assembly: The assembly went flawlessly. Nicely assembled, includes painted Fiberglass cowl and wheel pants. Very well layed out instructions with many photos. It took about 8 hours of dedicated time to assembly this beauty. All in all, I would give this ARF a A+ for fit, finish, and flight characteristics. And an A for design and componets used. Maintenance and Repair can be kind of tricky, especially when the windows are installed. Getting big hands in the cockpit can sometimes be a little frustrating
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Gettin' Lower!
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A lot of people are putting this motor in Senior Telemasters.
Hobby Lobby has an ARF. http://www.hobby-lobby.com/srtele-arf.htm |
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