I think I'll be using something more modern than my ED 3 channel or 6 channel reed sets to control it with though!
Cheers
Mike
If you thought electric powered models were something new - think again!
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Mike_K
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If you thought electric powered models were something new - think again!
While I was Googling for the Radio Queen and a Taplin Twin I stumbled on this Youtube clip. Maybe I can put an electric motor in my Radio Queen and still be authentic
I think I'll be using something more modern than my ED 3 channel or 6 channel reed sets to control it with though!
Cheers
Mike
I think I'll be using something more modern than my ED 3 channel or 6 channel reed sets to control it with though!
Cheers
Mike
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PaulJ
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Re: If you thought electric powered models were something new - think again!
Great stuff! Don't you just love the commentary Thanks Mike.
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Stew
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Re: If you thought electric powered models were something new - think again!
Wonderful stuff!
That model sooo stalled and then took the undercarriage off when it smacked in. I wonder if the bands saved the Rx?!
That model sooo stalled and then took the undercarriage off when it smacked in. I wonder if the bands saved the Rx?!