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Cox Space Station
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Marleysky- Top Poster
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Re: Cox Space Station
Don't see that But but i would say 1970s Her are others >> 
This https://2warpstoneptune.com/2016/01/29/buck-rogers-invader-cox-1980/ And http://www.mh-aerotools.de/airfoils/cox_frameset.htm

This https://2warpstoneptune.com/2016/01/29/buck-rogers-invader-cox-1980/ And http://www.mh-aerotools.de/airfoils/cox_frameset.htm




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Re: Cox Space Station
All info I got about it that it is an unpowered frisbee. 11 ins diameter. Lights turn on when it spins. I think that lights works on two AAA or AA cells.
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Re: Cox Space Station
Levent Suberk wrote:All info I got about it that it is an unpowered frisbee. 11 ins diameter. Lights turn on when it spins. I think that lights works on two AAA or AA cells.
You can see an engine and propeller, but can’t tell much from that.
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But not as strong as the Frizbee
getback wrote:Don't see that But but i would say 1970s Her are others >>
This https://2warpstoneptune.com/2016/01/29/buck-rogers-invader-cox-1980/ And http://www.mh-aerotools.de/airfoils/cox_frameset.htm![]()
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But not as strong as the Frizbee. They were indestructible.
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Re: Cox Space Station
happydad wrote:Levent Suberk wrote:All info I got about it that it is an unpowered frisbee. 11 ins diameter. Lights turn on when it spins. I think that lights works on two AAA or AA cells.
You can see an engine and propeller, but can’t tell much from that.
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Where is the engine sir?
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Re: Cox Space Station
Levent Suberk wrote:happydad wrote:Levent Suberk wrote:All info I got about it that it is an unpowered frisbee. 11 ins diameter. Lights turn on when it spins. I think that lights works on two AAA or AA cells.
You can see an engine and propeller, but can’t tell much from that.
Happydad![]()
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Where is the engine sir?
My post, today, 4:17. In the middle of the ring is a black propeller, connected to an engine. Which post are you referring to?
Happydad
>>>>>edit. If you are referring to the original post, then you are correct, it seems like everyone else was referring to the part in the hepperle site or in an eBay ad. 2 different items. My apologies. I was referred to the post thru email and never saw the first post until just now.>>>
Unhappydad.

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Re: Cox Space Station
happydad wrote:Levent Suberk wrote:happydad wrote:Levent Suberk wrote:All info I got about it that it is an unpowered frisbee. 11 ins diameter. Lights turn on when it spins. I think that lights works on two AAA or AA cells.
You can see an engine and propeller, but can’t tell much from that.
Happydad![]()
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Where is the engine sir?
My post, today, 4:17. In the middle of the ring is a black propeller, connected to an engine. Which post are you referring to?
Happydad
Space Station. First photograph of thread from EX Model Engines.
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Re: Cox Space Station
EXModelEngines wrote:Thank guys. The Cox graphic looks like late 60's to me but not sure.
Yes, the font of Space Station looks like from late sixties or early seventies.
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Re: Cox Space Station
Same principal as a Whamo Frisbee. No engine. Lighted saucer operating off of 2 AA batteries (inserted through the bottom) via centrifugal acceleration.
On the auction site several times in the past.
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Re: Cox Space Station
DrCox wrote:
Same principal as a Whamo Frisbee. No engine. Lighted saucer operating off of 2 AA batteries (inserted through the bottom) via centrifugal acceleration.
On the auction site several times in the past.
Thanks for the info! I will pass this along to our customer.

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