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September-2023
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"Beefed up old stock 290 on my Quickie100 RC after plenty of airtime hours..."

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

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Latest Cox model
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Latest Cox model
I taught myself to fly after a few false starts with two models, a Q-Tee and an E-Z Bee. I still miss the E-Z Bee, so I went for another one. I bought this E-Z Bee a while ago, but one of the wings was damaged, so it stayed unfinished. I recently won an auction for a Cox Thermal Hawk with the sole intention of using the wing for this model, so I went ahead and finished up the plane today. I replaced the Babe Bee with a Golden Bee for some longer flight time. I also tacked on a piece of balsa trailing edge to extend the rudder a little bit. I may still add a little chord to the elevator.


The E-Z Mark


The E-Z Mark
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Re: Latest Cox model
Oops. Just realized this post should be moved to the Cox model airplane section, not the general modelling section.
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Re: Latest Cox model
Mark,
It probably could go either way, but I'll move it.
Ron
It probably could go either way, but I'll move it.
Ron
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Re: Latest Cox model
Love the plane Mark!
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Yep! SEVERE Nostalgia !!! These were some great training planes for guys wanting to test the waters and decide if they wanted to get into R/C!
I literally wore out two Cox Sportavia's (got the equivalent of another in "parts kits" waiting for attention!) and there wasn't anything more fun than watching them climb out in a Summertime Thermal !!!
I literally wore out two Cox Sportavia's (got the equivalent of another in "parts kits" waiting for attention!) and there wasn't anything more fun than watching them climb out in a Summertime Thermal !!!
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Re: Latest Cox model
hi im greg i am 12 years old and new to this site i love cox 049s i want a 4 channel kit (laser cut parts)for my prize prossetion my rr1
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Welcome Greg! I'm sure you can find a few suggestions here on the site for a model to build. I personally am not familiar with a kit that meets those requirements, but I'm sure someone is.
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WELCOME!!
Gosh I don't have an RR-1 enginecox24711 wrote:hi im greg i am 12 years old and new to this site i love cox 049s i want a 4 channel kit (laser cut parts)for my prize prossetion my rr1




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Re: Latest Cox model
cox24711 wrote:hi im greg i am 12 years old and new to this site i love cox 049s i want a 4 channel kit (laser cut parts)for my prize prossetion my rr1
Hi Greg, try this site... http://www.westwings.co.uk/toucan.htm it is the UK but they ship internationally.. the Toucan electric converts to nitro easily...I converted one for a TeeDee051. It has 2 channels for the elevator and rudder, and a third one for the throttle.
Another in the UK: http://www.densmodelsupplies.co.uk/index.php?b=&t=&c=radio_control&s=&p=centurion&pid=340
Another site in the US is here: http://www.selecthobbies.com/kitdata.htm Selecthobbies is in California as far as I remember and Steve sells a few quite nice Almost Ready to Fly R/C kits
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