Who's your photographer, they really caught some great angles.
HK 1875mm B-17 V2
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That's what a B 17, right out of the box should look like, like the real thing!
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It is the version 1 of the same plane, still an excellent flier. Major changes to V2 were a slightly better finish, thinner panel lines, and slightly higher KV motors.Since I cannot get the HK 1875mm B-17 I found the General Hobby sells one in the same size. Does anyone know if it's the same plane just with different paint?
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DO NOT buy from general hobby. I'm currently disputing a purchase with them and still no communication. See the links below for more information and customer reviews.Since I cannot get the HK 1875mm B-17 I found the General Hobby sells one in the same size. Does anyone know if it's the same plane just with different paint?
https://www.resellerratings.com/store/General_Hobby https://www.bbb.org/losangelessilico...s-ca-100090773Comment
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I have bought numerous times from General Hobby - including a couple of these B-17s. I have not had a problem with this supplier. I am sorry to see that have an issue, Regatoni5.
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I have also ordered from them twice without issues. Hopefully you can get everything resolved soon!Comment
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I've e-mailed General Hobby to verify if they are selling the V2 now. If they are I will be buying one tomorrow.Comment
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Test with slowly increasing weight to see if the model's performance is still satisfactory to you. (and to make any CG change occur more slowly)
The way the performance changes with weight may be just fine for one person but unacceptable for someone else.
For me, the limit is usually how large of a battery I can squeeze in (often with some foam carving to make more room and get the battery to the correct place for CG)FF gliders and rubber power since 1966, CL 1970-1990, RC since 1975.
current planes from 1/2 oz to 22 lbsComment
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Agreed. I modified the battery bay floor on all 4 of my B-17s. I cut the foam out and replaced the floor with 1/8" plywood, then covered that with velcro. It allows me to move the various batteries forward or aft to attain the best CG.Test with slowly increasing weight to see if the model's performance is still satisfactory to you. (and to make any CG change occur more slowly)
The way the performance changes with weight may be just fine for one person but unacceptable for someone else.
For me, the limit is usually how large of a battery I can squeeze in (often with some foam carving to make more room and get the battery to the correct place for CG)
Bob
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Anyone out there have an extra chin turret for the HobbyKing 1875 B-17 V2? Had a nose low landing that damaged mine. Willing to pay for it if you have one in your shop. Or if you know where I can get one, please let me know. Can't find one anywhere else on line.Comment
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If worse comes to worse the chin turret is easy to make out of a Testors spray paint lid. That is how I made mine. It actually looks more scale. Sturdy too.Don't just fly--WREAK HAVOC!!!Comment
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Thank you! I thought about making my own, but did not consider using a spray paint lid. Can you share a picture?Comment










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