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02-28-2009, 06:21 PM
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RC Guys 33% Pitts S1 ARF
Check this one out another one from RC Guys looks good and the price is even better might have to pull the trigger one this one. Always did want a Pitts and this one is purdy. It has a sliding canopy option
 Specs: WING SPAN 68-3/8" (1742mm) TOP 65-3/4" (1675mm) BOTTOMWING CORD 12" (306mm)WING AREA 1572 sq. in FLYING WEIGHT 12-14 lbs. (5.4-6.4 kg)RECOMMENDED ENGINES 120-160 2-Stroke 180-220 4-Stroke 25-40cc gas PRICE $469.00 USD
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02-28-2009, 09:05 PM
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Re: RC Guys 33% Pitts S1 ARF
Smokedat,that's a nice looking Pitts.I wonder how it's flying characteristics will compare to the one Great Planes had out a while back.If I'm not mistaken it looks to be about the same size too.
Also do you know when this bird will be on the market?
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02-28-2009, 09:39 PM
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Re: RC Guys 33% Pitts S1 ARF
It looks to be the same Pitts they have had for a few years now, but in MUCH better color options.
Last time it was in yellow and purple. From what I have heard, it's a nice flying airplane. Looks great in the classic scheme, and the yellow and black one! And it's available now. http://www.rcguys.com/S1Pitts.htm
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02-28-2009, 11:31 PM
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Re: RC Guys 33% Pitts S1 ARF
If the advertised weight is right this thing could be alot of fun.
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Re: RC Guys 33% Pitts S1 ARF
anybody flown one of these . wonder how a dle 30 would do in it, would it even leave the ground?
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08-19-2010, 07:13 PM
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Re: RC Guys 33% Pitts S1 ARF
If it would balance and be 15 pounds or less I thin it would fly very scale like.
I was flying a byron pitts back in the day with a quadra 35 at 15 pounds getting about 7700 rpms from a zinger 18-6-10. Not over powered. Had to be flown like a real plane. energy management etc. If you have a DLE 30 it might be worth a shot. The 50cc would be better though. Lou |
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08-19-2010, 07:16 PM
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Crashen em and Bashen em
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Re: RC Guys 33% Pitts S1 ARF
If you have one go for it just keep it really light but the 50cc would offer better performance
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