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David Ashby - RCME15/06/2012 13:11:11
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Thought it would be a good idea to start a new thread relating to the balsa ARTF Acro Wot that's due to go on sale early July.

We've been test flying the review model over the last few weeks and have put together a little video.........

Edited By David Ashby on 15/06/2012 13:11:46

Eck15/06/2012 13:29:51
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Did I hear you say that it's an ASP 70 up front in the review model?

Have an SC 80 put aside for mine!

David Ashby - RCME15/06/2012 13:36:33
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ASP .70 yes thumbs up

.80? That'll shift it smile d

 

 

Edited By David Ashby on 15/06/2012 13:36:57

DG315/06/2012 13:39:34
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I have an older OS 70FS put aside for mine. Hope its not too heavy. Nice video.

Steve Hargreaves - Moderator15/06/2012 14:19:13
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Ah...the sound....the smoke.....the blue skies......don't you just love it......teeth 2

Great video David.......looked very nice to fly.....everything you would expect an Acrowot to be really....

Definitely on my "Want it" list......I even have an ASP70 for it if I can prise it away from my Yak.....

John Allen15/06/2012 14:30:59
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I was planning on putting an Irvine .53 in mine. Is it really sacrilege to put a 2 stroke in an Acrowot, as some as suggesting?

Alan Cantwell15/06/2012 14:47:58
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the tragedy comes when fitting one to a wot 4, the acro seems to lend itself more readily to a four banger, has this thing got a forecast price yet?

Gavin Mack15/06/2012 14:52:15
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i've one of these on order, I rang Ripmax Monday and they said possibly in next week.

I haven't decided yet wether to go IC with a Saito 82,or asp 80 or Electric (which I will fly more)

Eck15/06/2012 14:56:54
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Our LMS (where I have mine ordered) has them on the website at £122

http://www.aerobuddies.co.uk/product_info.php?cPath=2_7&products_id=323

Edited By Eck on 15/06/2012 14:58:11

Alan Cantwell15/06/2012 15:03:00
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you know, me, a dedicated warbird and racing plane flyer, might just get one of those,

Gavin Mack15/06/2012 15:26:43
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David: Will it be at the rcme/greenacres fly in?

David Ashby - RCME15/06/2012 15:37:04
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Should be, if I can sqeeze it in the car Gavin wink 2

John Allen15/06/2012 16:11:25
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Posted by Alan Cantwell on 15/06/2012 14:47:58:

the tragedy comes when fitting one to a wot 4, the acro seems to lend itself more readily to a four banger, has this thing got a forecast price yet?

Are you saying its a tragedy to fit a 2 stroke to a wot4? (The Irvine .53 is in mine at the mo, and I was planning to put the Irvine .46 in the wot4, and move the .53 to the AcroWot).

Wot4 is great crack with the .53

Peter Wood16/06/2012 06:50:48
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It relly looks great , but can I be a realist and wonder if the eflite power 60 would be installerable and if it has provision for easy installation of electric

Peter

Alan Cantwell16/06/2012 09:42:54
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Posted by John Allen on 15/06/2012 16:11:25:
Posted by Alan Cantwell on 15/06/2012 14:47:58:

the tragedy comes when fitting one to a wot 4, the acro seems to lend itself more readily to a four banger, has this thing got a forecast price yet?

Are you saying its a tragedy to fit a 2 stroke to a wot4? (The Irvine .53 is in mine at the mo, and I was planning to put the Irvine .46 in the wot4, and move the .53 to the AcroWot).

Wot4 is great crack with the .53

nope, not at all, the acro is a goer with a 4 stroke, best motor for the wot 4 is the superb irvine 53 2 stroke

IanR16/06/2012 10:13:36
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Good question, Peter. Or even an eflite power 46?

Ian

Alan Cantwell16/06/2012 11:37:19
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or my spare laser 80, british designed, british engine, cant sell it, may as well use it

chris basson19/06/2012 14:38:56
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Any One heard a Date for release yet?

I have approval from SWMBO, & a homeless SC 70 fs so I'm all set to go!

Waiting with baited breath...
Gavin Mack19/06/2012 15:30:49
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Don't blame the messenger if not true but Ripmax should be getting them in tomorrow the 20th

Gavin Mack20/06/2012 18:05:25
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Kings Lynn models are showing artf acro wots as in stock. Other suppliers may have them as well

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