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Is there a mod to increase Nimbus 2 landing flap range



 
 
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Old April 14th 04, 08:44 PM
goneill
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Default Is there a mod to increase Nimbus 2 landing flap range

A friend has a Nimbus 2 (A model),he is fitting a B mod to the tail and
wants to know if there is
a mod to increase the landing flap from the standard 18 degrees to something
more useful 25-35 degree
range.


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Old April 15th 04, 03:29 AM
Pete Reinhart
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Trade it for a 2C!
Cheers!
"goneill" wrote in message
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A friend has a Nimbus 2 (A model),he is fitting a B mod to the tail and
wants to know if there is
a mod to increase the landing flap from the standard 18 degrees to

something
more useful 25-35 degree
range.




 




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