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Cox Engine of The Month
September-2023
balogh's

"Beefed up old stock 290 on my Quickie100 RC after plenty of airtime hours..."

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balogh's

"Beefed up old stock 290 on my Quickie100 RC after plenty of airtime hours..."

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Danforth Flying Machine
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Danforth Flying Machine
Sometime in 1977, Christmas I think, I received a Cox Danforth Flying Machine two-line aerobatic kite as a gift. It was made of bright orange rip-stop nylon and wooden dowels and it was equipped with a pair of Cox control line handles. I've never seen another and I've never been able to find even a mention of it online anywhere. Someone please tell me I didn't make this thing up and it truly did exist. I'd also be interested in buying one if someone has one they'd part with.
Thanks,
Dave
Thanks,
Dave
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