Is it any heavier on frames than the original? I recently downloaded another v2 model (can't remember which one.. it wasn't the Hampden) and found it a lot heavier on FR's than the original.
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Re: Hunter and Stratojet
It would have been nice if they'd have addressed the wire aerial. It wouldn't be out of place with a tug stuck on the front
Is it any heavier on frames than the original? I recently downloaded another v2 model (can't remember which one.. it wasn't the Hampden) and found it a lot heavier on FR's than the original.
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Is it any heavier on frames than the original? I recently downloaded another v2 model (can't remember which one.. it wasn't the Hampden) and found it a lot heavier on FR's than the original.
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Re: Hunter and Stratojet
Ah yes, I remember now -aerial wire thickness is a bit of a bugbear with you. It is a bit industrial , isn't it. 
Frame rates ? No problem as far as I can tell. The counter is showing very healthy figures. 
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Rgr that amigo 
I wish I could remember which v2 seemed heavy. Ahh.. heavy indeed.. it was the C17
TBH, I was happy with the v1 model.
Nice that Phil is revisiting some of these old girls.
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I wish I could remember which v2 seemed heavy. Ahh.. heavy indeed.. it was the C17
TBH, I was happy with the v1 model.Nice that Phil is revisiting some of these old girls.
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Old sailors never die.. they just smell that way!