Fw: Planes for sale

Sent: Wednesday, April 07, 2010 8:57 AM
Subject: Planes for sale

> Futaba 401Gyro plus S9254-----R1000
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> YAK55SP-26CC
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> Specifications :
> # WING SPAN:71"(1800mm)
> # LENGTH:67"(1700mm)
> # WING AREA:1030sq in(66.5sq dm)
> # FLYING WEIGHT:9.2-10.6lbs(4200g-4200g)
> # ENGINE:.90-.120?2C? .120?4C? 26-32cc gas
> # RADIO:4CH/5S
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> Features :
> I have the following fitted,
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> CRRC Pro 45 cc
> Jr 9Kg Digital on the Elevator,
> Align 12 Kg Digital On The rudder,
> Hitec 6.5Kg on ailerons,
> DX7 Receiver,
> Two Wooden 20 by 8 inch props,
> New Battery Packs 2000mha one on receiver and on electronic ignition
> Sky writing kit,
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> The plane has done one flight with, the motor being run in with 10 liters
> Pic is from the web site if you need will upload pic of the plane
> Have lost interest in hobby any offers looking around R6000 will be
> selling
> with flight box which includes all the pumps for petrol and diesiel,battry
> ect
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> PGFF-GW-107D.jpg
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> Flight Extra 260
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> 1500 kV Brushless Motor
> 60Amp Align speed controller
> Align Digital Servos
> Futaba GY401 on the tail
> 4X 2200 Mha Battery Packs
> DX7 Receiver
> Field stand
> Asking R2800 =D>
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> Product Specifications
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> Wingspan: 43 in (1090mm)
> Overall Length: 40 in (1015mm)
> Wing Area: 375 sq in (24.2 sq dm)
> Flying Weight: 26-29 oz (740-820 g)
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> Paul 0832356457
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18:32:00

Peter Carlisle_TX's Left at field_05-04-2010

 

 

Hi Guys

 

A bit of a disappointing day yesterday with only 8 pilots coming through to the club. Had a bit of a breeze but fortunately down the runway. Good flying weather anyways.

 

We had an incident with one pilot on Saturday who lost a plane due to a member who switched on his radio when the frequency was booked by another pilot. Please guys lets all out our radios in the pound and before switching them on make sure that no one has booked that frequency. These are simple issues that can easily lead to damage to aircraft.

 

I was flying yesterday and left my transmitters at the field. If anyone saw them there and took them home please let me know so I can retrieve them. Thanks

 

Also welcome to Gerhard who joined our club this last week. I trust you will have a good time flying with us.

 

See you all in two weeks time - I am on leave next Sunday.

 

Peter

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