Auxiliary Tank For Nitro Helicopter

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Nov 03, 2014

Sehr gute befestigung 60ccm Inhalt

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Aug 17, 2014

You must use it if you are a heli pilot... Good quality. Does not have any problem. I am using on trex 700 and hirobo

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May 15, 2014

petit rservoir auxiliaire merveilleux.juste penser a bavurer le tton de remplissage.very great

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Apr 10, 2013

Very pleased with this. Cannot find fault with it. The only adjustment I made was to the length of the tubing to the clunk. I shortened it by about 3mm or so , just to let the clunk move about more freely.

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Dec 02, 2012

Using this on my Trex 600N... nice make and like the alloy....good finishing.

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Jun 25, 2012

Ideal fr lngere Flugzeit im Nitro Heli

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Nov 30, 2011

good quality. good price.... rn fiyatna gre olduka kaliteli, bugne kadar 3 adet aldm , sonuncu gelende header tankn iindeki yakt hortumu fazla uzun braklm ve iindeki filtre arl dzgn hareket etmiyor taklyordu hortumu 1cm kadar ksaltamam gerekti. kullanmadan nce mutlaka buna dikkat edin.... Mesut AKIN..

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Sep 02, 2011

Nice extra on the heli, helps to keep out bubbles

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Aug 21, 2011

The quality is apparent when you pick up a tank of very high quality ...

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Jul 31, 2011

This little tank is perfect for a nitro heli header tank. The total capacity is 175 ml/6 fl oz. However, the tube with the clunk, is a thick wall type, preventing it from reaching all corners of the tank. So if You intend to fly 3D with it, it's better to cut the tube in the middle and throw away the clunk. With the tube sucking from the middle of the tank, You're sure it won't take in air instead of fuel. To convince Yourself You can make a little test with a bottle of water. Fill the bottle leaving room for a little air. Now put a lid (or a finger) on the opening. Rotate the bottle and try to get the bubble to the center of the bottle. It's practically impossible. It will always run along the walls of the bottle. So the right spot to draw the fuel is in the center.

If You want to be able to empty out the header tank completely, to add fuel capacity, just keep the clunk and exchange the tube with thin wall, high flexible, silicon tube.

The bracket is anodized aluminum.

I really can't find anything justifying the low prize. Most happy with the buy.