That's right - my midsummer / mid season sale starts tonight. There will be at least 4 planes for sale at crazy prices......
Tune in later (when I've had chance to collect them from storage and take photos! ;D)
Only 4??!!!!! :D
Andy
How do we offer these low low prices? Simon's CrAzY.
How does Krazy Simon do it.......Volume!! ;D
Let the games begin :)
A fire-less fire sale.
Love it!
Frank
1) SOLD Kyosho aiRium Spitfire; it's about 25" and was my second RC airplane. It does have a horizontal stab repair (from 2012) but flies awesome. Comes with Orange DSM 2 receiver for you to just bind 'n' fly. It flies on a 2S 400-500mAh lipo. $20
https://rc.kyosho.com/en/10951.html#catalog-product-technical
2) SOLD HobbyKing Night Walrus 1400mm glider with flaps; this is a used aircraft with some wear but no weak points and flies awesome. It's been reinforced with carbon in the nose. Did I mention it lights up at night and looks awesome!? Flies on 3S 2200mAh lipo, needs your Rx. $60
https://hobbyking.com/en_us/night-walrus-pnf-led-version-of-very-popular-walrus-pnf.html?gclid=CjwKCAjw4MP5BRBtEiwASfwALxMYNNEL8btLEYb3dflTfaj-nK2sOFjhbTew4pU8Qv_nt4V5mgezHxoCzQcQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
3) Little EPS SU-27 pusher plane. I bought this from Ken Ross and repainted it. It's about 40" long. It flies with a 3S 2200mAh. Super little flier, looks awesome in the air. Has a brushless motor and ESC, needs your Rx. $40
4) SOLD Skylarks F3A F-803 950mm wingspan EPO aerobatic plane. Comes with Hitec servos, Sunnysky 1250kV motor and brushless ESC. This has been rapired in the nose aero (see photos) but flies awesome. Due to the high quality of components I'm asking $80. If no-one wants it for that price, I will strip the parts.
https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?3080208-F3A-F-803-Skylarks-950mm-Wingspan-EPO-Airplane-KIT-PNP
Simon,
I will take the Skylark please
Skylark is yours Mark. Hopefully at the field on Wednesday, if that suits. If not, no worries.
Simon,
I will take the Spitfire. The wingspan of most props intrigues me.
At $20.00- that's a week's salary for a semi-retired person. ;D ;D ;D
Frank
Spitfire goes to Frank. :)
Sale pending on the Night Walrus..... :D
I will take the Walrus if the pending sale falls through Simon
Quote from: Frank v B on August 10, 2020, 09:19:29 PM
Simon,
I will take the Spitfire. The wingspan of most props intrigues me.
At $20.00- that's a week's salary for a semi-retired person. ;D ;D ;D
Frank
This is to fill the interstitial space in the back of
@Frank v B 's van to keep stuff from shifting around. ;D
His van will now be packed with sufficient density to preclude entry of even the most virulent coronavirus. Who needs vaccines anyways?
Andy
Andy,
The industry term is "Dunnage"
from Wiki "dun·nage noun: loose wood, matting, or similar material used to keep a cargo in position in a ship's hold."
Frank
Quote from: Frank v B on August 11, 2020, 10:04:12 PM
Andy,
The industry term is "Dunnage"
from Wiki "dun·nage noun: loose wood, matting, or similar material used to keep a cargo in position in a ship's hold."
Frank
@Frank v B you have truly touched my heart with the gift of a new word from your nautical storehouse!
I needs must give serious deliberation as to how best to reciprocate in a most meaningful way..... 8)
In the meantime I will practice using this terrific addition to my vocabulary:
- "Frank's van is chock full of dunnage."
- "The corners of Frank's basement are crammed with balsa dunnage awaiting resurrection."
- "When Frank plants a plane in the back 40 the balsa dunnage keeps the rows of beans from shifting."
- "You can have a lot of funnage when you're messing with your dunnage."
There...I think I've got it.
Thanks Frank. 8)
Andy
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Hey Simon, if the SU27 is still available, I'll take it.
Gerald
SU27 for Gerald! The madness is concluded. ;D