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For Sale / Raydiowarm Tx mitt
« on: January 06, 2022, 16:05:46 PM »
Been well looked after. Really works and very adjustable!
€30
€30
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I'm putting my three gliders up for sale. Too busy with work and too many children. Rather they were enjoyed and used as opposed to just been stored years on end. I will post more info later on each one and will gladly send more detailed images to interested parties. All repairs carried out on the models were professionally carried out. I cant remember the exact servos which are in each model but they are all definitely Hitec and the F3L has digital ones. I will check this evening and also exact wing spans. Both Lesky models were built by Tony Fu in the UK. All models come with 2.4ghz Hitec receivers. Obviously these can be removed. The Pace F3L comes with recessed servo arms (sorry cant remember the name of this kind of set up but makes the wings very slippery and see image attached!) Ballast, wing and tail bags all come included. All the models have very good low and high wind flight characteristics. 


I will never forget those piloting skills Fred! Hope she's flying well again mate, sorry about that. Great to see some images of Mt.L and all the usual faces, I really do miss the craic on the slopes at home, don't know when i will be back but hopefully over the summer sometime though work looks pretty non existent right now! The course is going really well though I ended picking probably the worst County to go sloping in! Essex is as flat as a pancake so i have resorted to buying a dlg to get get some kind of regular fix! It's in the post so should get it pretty soon fingers x'ed. I am getting some gliding in though it requires alot of driving to not really the best of flying sites which are crowed. Wow I'm missing those Slopes at home, you guy's really are so lucky.
) and Keith's miraculous escape from loosing both wings during flight! and sorry i nearly forgot the best part of the story for those not there, Fred actually managed to recover from the impact then land with 1.5 wings and with only one aileron :clap: :clap: :clap: Had to be there to see the piloting skills! Thanks Lads for the great day out, looks like i wont make tomorrow so have a good one, and hope the heads weren't to sore in the morning :lol: So Hope Sunday is slightly less uneventful, good to see and fly with you all in such a special spot.
Looking good. Hope it stays that way for the weekend! Hopefully see you all there.
One question, to get a SE facing slope do you have to walk far or do you just fly with a sightly cross wind?