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Aerobeez "BANSHEE" 91" Slick build
I am a super saver member. Love those coupon codes. I have been getting all my 7954's for about 71.00 with free shipping. 7950's... about a buck 22. Most expensive servo's I've purchased thus far are the 7990's I bought for the Yakster. That magnetic encoder is the shizle.- stangflyer
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- Forum: Giant / Scale ARF Build Threads
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Sport Restoring The Laser
And here I thought you liked my planes! Sheesh...:laughing:- stangflyer
- Post #150
- Forum: Giant / Scale Scratch and Kit Build Threads
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Aerobeez "BANSHEE" 91" Slick build
Good to know about the 7954 option. I do like them. The reduced current draw would be a plus though. What is price comparison Tanner?- stangflyer
- Post #42
- Forum: Giant / Scale ARF Build Threads
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Pilot RC 122" Extra 330SC
Nuthin like removable baffling. Sure makes maintenance easier. :way_to_go:- stangflyer
- Post #768
- Forum: Giant / Scale ARF Build Threads
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Aerobeez "BANSHEE" 91" Slick build
That just looks wicked cool Tanner. Hey, if you get a minute and would be willing to do me a little favor... Would you grab an inside measurement of the cowl? Stopped over to pick up the 30% Pilot Yak from my buddy tonight. Doah....The cowl is too small for the 3dub. Plug cap to plug cap is too...- stangflyer
- Post #36
- Forum: Giant / Scale ARF Build Threads
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Aerobeez "BANSHEE" 91" Slick build
Well alrighty then. :laughing:- stangflyer
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Aerobeez "BANSHEE" 91" Slick build
3dub 70 twin. @49dimes ended up with my new DA 70. Would be cool to put them side by side in the air for comparison. Ok, I won't ransack your thread any more Tanner. Back on topic.:laughing:- stangflyer
- Post #30
- Forum: Giant / Scale ARF Build Threads
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Aerobeez "BANSHEE" 91" Slick build
It's an older motor, but a good one all the same. It's a little over 10 years old I think. My buddy out here bought it new, went off to Afghanistan, came home late last year...put it on a really old..."HEAVY" airframe. I think it tipped the scales around 30 pounds. For a 33%, that's pretty...- stangflyer
- Post #29
- Forum: Giant / Scale ARF Build Threads
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Saito 61cc Four Stroke Gas Engine, NEW!
He did no baffling on the 330. We looked it over really well and it so happens the cylinders are directly behind the cowl cut outs. Allowing full force of air right over the cylinders. Now as for air exit...keeping the above standard for air exit, the bottom of the cowl is opened up, allowing...- stangflyer
- Post #21
- Forum: Gas Engines
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Saito 61cc Four Stroke Gas Engine, NEW!
You are correct Bart. I should have clarified myself. It is the 57cc version. All in all, it's a great motor for a smaller plane or scale application. Throttle very crisp. Quiet snappy actually. Way more so than glow versions. It does get cramped now and then. We just really have to be careful...- stangflyer
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- Forum: Gas Engines
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My Dream Trailer
I remember you mentioned that not too long ago. Had to give a little rub. Lol. Have to admit, it's growing very rapidly on me as well. Gee... I wonder why.:laughing:- stangflyer
- Post #18
- Forum: Field Gear, Camping Equipment, and Trailers
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Aerobeez "BANSHEE" 91" Slick build
Dang.... I do like this. WOW! I still have my 3dub 70 twin that is homeless. Hmmm.....I can't wait to see how yours comes out with the DA, Tanner. Will be watching closely.- stangflyer
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- Forum: Giant / Scale ARF Build Threads
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My Dream Trailer
Very nicely done Randy. Just one question.... Is green...like your favorite color? :spongebob:- stangflyer
- Post #16
- Forum: Field Gear, Camping Equipment, and Trailers
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Saito 61cc Four Stroke Gas Engine, NEW!
A buddy of mine, bought the Pilot 50cc Extra 330sc and installed the previous version of this in it. It sounds cool as heck and runs really great. I ran big block Saito's in everything I flew until I went over to gas. No doubt the 61cc is going to be just as robust. But!!! Not really great for...- stangflyer
- Post #16
- Forum: Gas Engines
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3D Restoring The Yak
Oh please... next time you distract me, could ya maybe make it life size?:laughing:- stangflyer
- Post #267
- Forum: Giant / Scale Scratch and Kit Build Threads
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New servo has anyone any experience with this servo
Hey, any build is a good build. I personally like seeing build threads. The more the merrier!!:way_to_go:- stangflyer
- Post #41
- Forum: Giant / Scale RC General Discussions
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3D Restoring The Yak
Now if'n I'd done the front first, how would ya'll know what the back was like? Once your eyes beheld those beautiful red..........cylinders, ya''ll would'a lost interest and nothing else would've mattered. Red heads are just too pretty to not pay the most attention to. I done told ya...saving...- stangflyer
- Post #264
- Forum: Giant / Scale Scratch and Kit Build Threads
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Sport Restoring The Laser
Doah... either way it's a :dancing-poop:shoot huh?:lol2:- stangflyer
- Post #141
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3D Restoring The Yak
Wow, thought I'd give ya'll a lil update. But every time I scroll through to get caught up, I seem to get stuck on that gorgeous red head photo. I mean that 3w quad is nice and all, but somehow doesn't have the appeal the other red head has.:devil-dance: I did get the wings "servo'd" up and...- stangflyer
- Post #261
- Forum: Giant / Scale Scratch and Kit Build Threads
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Sport Restoring The Laser
Personally, I think you just need to hire a stand in for your 8-5. Then you'd have plenty of time to do both.:spongebob:- stangflyer
- Post #139
- Forum: Giant / Scale Scratch and Kit Build Threads