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Old 04-07-2014, 09:22 PM   #51
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My pref is batt power, One hour flights non stop no noise.
IFFIE :Buying an electric plane as a starter is a good deal. A lot of them come out of the box with everything ready to go and are somewhat more abuse proof.
Liquid fuelled planes come with other added expenses.
What are you flying that you get one hour flight time on Batteries ?
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Old 04-08-2014, 11:59 AM   #52
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What are you referring to ?
Electric seems to be taking over just as gas is in piston planes.
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I do see a lot of gas and electric and less and less of nitro. I don't see it disappearing totally anytime soon, but with gas getting down to the 9-10cc range and electric so easy and pretty cheap for smaller stuff there are probably few first timers that go nitro.
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