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Old 01-02-2008   #1 (permalink)
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Hi All
Newbie here
Has anyone electrified a Flair Puppeteer? I've almost finished mine, and stuck a Model motors AXI 4120-14 with 3700 4s 1p Lipo.
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Hi Bunkerbarge,
Thanks for the welcome. I see you are into H2o in a salty kind of a way. Me I'm way up in the clouds here. Puppeteer. A kind of scale model bout 1/6th size of a Sopwith Pup. World war 1 Biplane. I say kind of, cause it is not true to scale. Gives one plenty of scope to do just what one likes with it without upsetting true Scale Fanatics!!
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