cox 20" Extra 300 EP RTF

[A_Smith]

cox 20" Extra 300 EP RTF selling at Tower Hobbies. Anybody have or seen one? This seams like a good deal.


FEATURES: Construction: Foam
Wing: One-piece, fastens to bottom of fuselage
Aileron Control: Single servo
Radio: 2.4GHz with low and high rate throw control, elevator, rudder
and aileron trim
Motor:
Battery: 2S 7.4V 250mAh LiPo, with balance connector
Battery Charger: 2S balancing type with AC power supply
Landing Gear: Prebent wire with --" (--mm) wheels
Propeller:
Warranty: This kit is guaranteed to be free from defects in both
material and workmanship at the date of purchase. This warranty
does not cover component parts damaged by use or modification.



INCLUDES: Cox Extra 300 Park Flyer with 2.4GHz Radio System, LiPo Battery,
Charger with AC Power Supply, Prop, Instruction Manual and four
AA Batteries


REQUIRES:

SPECS: Wingspan: 20 in (508 mm

[firemanbill]

I saw these on the RCradionetowrk.com weekly airshow last week. It looks like a pretty cool deal. Cliff Whitney, the owner of Atlanta hobby seemed pretty impressed with them.

Check Atlantahobby.com for the too. They carry them as well, same price but if you are an Electron club member shipping is free.

[A_Smith]

got mine in the mail today. If it flys as nice as it looks this bird will be alot of fun.

[robgau]

How did it fly?

Thanks!

[A_Smith]

The weather here has not been too r/c friendly. Still in the box. I'll be flyin the amps out of it come spring.

[buzzbomber]

Fly it yet? LHS has one, as well as the Cessna. Looks interesting for the price.

[kenchiroalpha]

Hi
More info on them
http://www.wattflyer.com/forums/show...&highlight=Cox
Take care
Yours Hank

[legacy115833]

ive had one for a little while now its pretty fun i found this thread trying to find a motor upgrade for it. it has enough of power to fly and do simple loops but i want more p.s. this thing is tough the foam can really take a shot with no problems if your interesed in this plane go for it you wont regret it

[abv0377]

Hiya all, I'm thinking of buying one of these through Tower, they have a special for a few days that you can get a free extra battery and $25 discounted from the order (shipping is still $10). The model would be like $90 shipped with an extra battery. I wanted to know if there are any others out there with the Cox Extra 300 and what they think of it? Is it possible to practice any pattern or run through some IMAC maneuvers with this model.. just simple stuff like hammerheads, inverted flight and such. I'm living away from my home for a few months and would love a model to fly a few days a week when the weather permits.
Thanks for the input , ABV

[firemanbill]

My son has one and we have really enjoy it. It will do anything it's bigger counterparts can do. It can even handle a little wind, not much but a little.

Cox Extra.wmv

[abv0377]

That was a very nice flight! Looks like it handles very well!

[firemanbill]

Thanks, It does remarkably well for it's size.

[flyer103]

I have one of these sold under the Nine Eagles brand from HobbyKing. It's the same as the Cox model. Cool little plane but my one complaint is that the model does not balance properly with the supplied battery. It came out a little tail heavy. I wound up buying a slightly larger battery and the plane flies much better, not to mention longer.
Gene