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A(nother) cracking good model from Multiplex.

Mine is still going strong with dozens of flights logged in two years + (here and on European hols - yep it fits neatly in the car with the bucket and spade too!) .

Fitted a HET 6 brushless in mine, spinning a variety of 7" folding props using the Graupner spinner unit. Found I  needed to use 8xNiMH cells (1400mAh Intellect) to ensure C of G came at the point where it was supposed to! Cells located immediately under removeable front hatch. My Speed Control unit mounts under the nose (in a cut out) exposed to the slipstream ensuring cooling.  As reviewer Gordon says, model can get a little twitchy in breezy/turbulent conditions , when landings are more vertical 'Harrier' decents into wind using the throttle judiciously! Will take-off fairly rough club patch type grass no problem (with Brushless power).

Highly recommended.


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