Originally posted by xviper
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I see them in stock at Motion. 
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Ah, I'm defaulted to the EU warehouse as I'm in the UK. They haven't had them for a while now. -
I C. They are "out of stock" at RC Castle, too. If they do come back into stock, there is a possibility that more current power systems would be in place. However, if a particular model was a poor seller, it may not ever come back. Having said that, the Freewing twin 80mm MiG-29 was out of stock for a very long time (@RCC) and it came back (small production run) with more powerful (than original) EDFs, reverse thrust and vector thrust already installed (went out of stock very quickly at RC Castle). The later version was not designated a V2.Originally posted by nickwildman81 View PostComment
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On the flip side the 10+ old F-14 still comes with the ancient outrunners...Comment
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Yup, that's "pre-historic". I have a mind to install the latest inrunners from the A-10 V2.Comment
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Hey Team..
I managed to pick on of these up NIB for less than 1/2 the retail price, which is a good saving when its $1100 Dollareedoos down here. I've been keen to try a B-2 as the real aircraft is amazing and looks super cool..
Been working through the forums to get a feel for what I need to ensure successful flights on this bird but it seems to come with 'rules' like a Gremlin! ie wind <5kts, crosswind bad, never feed after midnight etc..
I've got a Assan nosewheel gyro spare so I'll be using that bad boy for this plane too. I'm lucky enough to fly off a geotex type field but its pretty icy in the early morning this time of year so I'm hoping the nose gyro will help the tracking..
Better get back to reading...
Cheers,
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