Official Dynam 1270mm Waco Yellow Thread
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I think I just searched the internet for it . Took some time because most of what I found were glass or porcelain . It didn't have a scarf so my wife some cloth and cut a strip then I glued it on
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You will really like this bird. I'm on my second one now. My first one had well over 300 flights on it when it met it's expiration date. I use 3300 mah batts in mine and it doesn't fly heavy at all. I don't care much for the stock prop. I use APC 12x6 or 13X6 props as they seem to give better performance. Have fun with it!Leave a comment:
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It could be a few months before I fly it, darn Iowa winter (I know, I say that a lot). Our field has a club house with a small heater, if we get a sunny day and the temp hit's 30 I may go out there provided the ground is still frozen.Leave a comment:
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Great find dkalwishky!! I wish there were swap meets like that around here. The closest I can get to that is the consignment sales at the LHS. I had the Pitts Python by Dynam, and I absolutely loved it. It was one of the best flying planes I had at the time I had it. I was doing inverted figure 8's, rudder only, about 5 feet off the deck, and put it in. I still have it, and it can be resurrected, I just haven't done it....YET!!! Let us know how you like the Waco!!Leave a comment:
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I really enjoyed my Dynam Waco. I thought I would like the Tiger Moth even more, but the undercarriage kept giving me fits and I didn't like the factory rigging. Replacing it with thread was much easier. Overall, the Waco is not a bad Dynam plane to start with. It has good stock power, can fit a larger battery like OV10 said, and is still easily transportable for a biplane its size. The FMS 1400mm Pitts is a fantastic performing biplane as well, but it requires 6s and its wingspan makes it difficult for me to transport it without having to remove the undercarriage.
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DK........Nice catch !! I'm always looking for the deals also. You will have no issue using that 3600. I've been flying mine for 3 years now using nothing but 4000'sI was at a swap meet yesterday and there were two of these for sale. The lesser expensive one had a bit of hangar rash on it and wasn't as nice looking as the more expensive on. I bought the more expensive one with a spare prop for $100, I think I did alright. :)
The manual calls for 2200mAh batteries, all of my 4S batteries are 3600's so I plan on using them. From what I've read it's a nice flying plane. Looking forward to getting airborne.
I like that the owner didn't put the Dynam logo on the plane, to me that just ruins the looks.Leave a comment:
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That one has been on my list for a while now. Where did you pick up the Snoop Dog? (Like it)Leave a comment:
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I was at a swap meet yesterday and there were two of these for sale. The lesser expensive one had a bit of hangar rash on it and wasn't as nice looking as the more expensive on. I bought the more expensive one with a spare prop for $100, I think I did alright. :)
The manual calls for 2200mAh batteries, all of my 4S batteries are 3600's so I plan on using them. From what I've read it's a nice flying plane. Looking forward to getting airborne.
I like that the owner didn't put the Dynam logo on the plane, to me that just ruins the looks.Leave a comment:
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Official Dynam 1270mm Waco Yellow Thread


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