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Giant Tiger Moth Electric Conversion
Nitro Planes Giant Tiger Moth converted to electric. Wing span 75.6 inches. Ready to fly except for battery, ESC and your radio. Servos are Dymond D9000s with metal gears and double ball bearings. Motor is the Reaper GR-60XL. Professionally built. One perfect maiden flight. The complete electric conversion, build and review of this model can be seen at: www.ElectricFlyerMagazine.com Just go to the Contents Page and click on the Tiger Moth photo. $350 absolutely firm. Pick up in Long Beach, CA or I will deliver in the Los Angeles area. 562-708-6316 |
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Oh man! I wish you lived closer to me! Nice bird!
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Can the wings be taken off easily for transporting? Where can I see the article on your conversion?
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Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave in a well preserved body,
but rather to skid in sideways totally worn out shouting, Holy Crap... what a ride. |
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Tiger Moth
Originally Posted by simibill
Yes, the wings are removable. Two bolts and the wing wires. I set up the wings wires so only a couple of clips must be removed and all the wires stay with the bottom wing. Set up time at the field is less than 25 minutes.
You can see the complete conversion here: http://www.electricflyermagazine.com...oth-page1.html |
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