[Skidoo55]

I'm selling an OV10 Bronco ARF. One of my favourite planes, but I just don't have the time or inclination to assemble this plane. The plane can be setup as electric or nitro. .15 Nitro engines are specified in the manual, or equivalent electrics.

I have installed two brushless motors from parkzone Wildcats, which fit quite well. I am also including the two 18A ESCs from the wildcats.

I have two servos fit up for the ailerons, and they will be included with the plane. You will need to bend up some wire for the landing gear, as non was provided. It would be fairly simple to mod this plane for retracts, which would be really amazing. I will include 3 additional 9g servos for the other control surfaces and nose wheel.

I can ship the plane, but would rather not, as I will need to construct a box to ship it in. (Cardboard) Shipping charges will be calculated after the box is build and the plane is safely stowed inside.

Sitting on the table, this plane looks awesome, and I will probably regret selling it, but I really don't see myself working on this one.

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[Michael in Toronto]

What is the wingspan?

[Skidoo55]

Sorry, forgot to type that in... The wingspan is 42" and the overall length of the plane is 42". I don't know who the manufacturer is, but the instructions has a hand written note the indicates General Hobby in California. I checked their website, and they did sell a Bronco ARF, but it doesn't look as nice as this one. This one has a nice nose on the fuselage, and proper fibreglass cowls for the motors.

[Michael in Toronto]

Thanks.

It's a very good deal as described, but I'm looking for something bigger.

[Skidoo55]

Thanks for looking Michael, let me know if you change your mind.

[mwavesdave]

I just sold both my Bronco's, sigh, a Rich Uravitch 82in Bronco, and a 1/5th scale, built from plans. Love the Bronco. I forget who makes the 42 in one, but I bet she's a great flyer.

[soaringtuna]

You know what, I'll take it.

[Skidoo55]

Sold to Marc, pending payment.

[Skidoo55]

Originally Posted by mwavesdave

I just sold both my Bronco's, sigh, a Rich Uravitch 82in Bronco, and a 1/5th scale, built from plans. Love the Bronco. I forget who makes the 42 in one, but I bet she's a great flyer.

I think that it will fly well. It really is a nice looking plane and with the two Wildcat motors, it won't be short on power. I did some checking, and there are three bladed props available in both rotation directions, so I was going to set it up with counter rotating props. I just couldn't get my head around how best to wire it up, and where to put the batteries. I have never done a twin engine plane before.