ベロシティすべての鋳造されたコンポジットエアロバティックスロープソアラ1690ミリメートル（ARF）

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Dec 11, 2013

RCRCM macht ganz hervorrangende Modelle. Eine Augenweide und in der Luft eine Sensation.

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Oct 01, 2013

Trs facile construire et rgler. Passe toute la voltige acadmique et mme la moins acadmique! En plus permet de "gratter" et voltiger dans le petit temps, condition de ne pas trop le ralentir! Un de mes meilleurs achats

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Jul 30, 2013

My plane arrived broken and I have yet to hear from HobbyKing.
Comes on a very poor with almost no protection, it's amazing that even send their products under these conditions.

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Jul 01, 2013

By far the best product that I have purchased through HK! Un-boxed all looks good! wings plug in nice. Tail slots in, and every thing appears to align up straight and is square! This is going to have a good chance of flying straight! very happy with this purchase.
I have purchased the DG-1000 composite, asw28-18 ultra detail, ask 21 epo. and all of these have NOT been 100pcnt

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Feb 19, 2013

Planeur reu sans problme. Il y a des renforts en carbone. Seul le joint du fuselage est perfectible.

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Feb 07, 2013

The plane is a design of James Hammond, and is also known as "MiniVec". The plane is nicely laminated, the manufacturing is quiet well done. The in-mould paint job is also without errors. Be aware that the plane will need some thinking and also some work as many details are not really well thought. For example the servo horns: cnc-milled horns are included, but they don't fit. you have to sand them. and it makes sense to fix them with a small drop of CA until it is perfectly aligned. Otherwise the clevis will not fit. Then make sure to glue them in with thickened epoxy.
Forget about the "manual" which contains some flimsy pictures. Rather look for "minivec" in rcgroups or google, there are some nice build logs around.