R/C Plane: ParkZone F-27 Stryker
Posted: Mon May 23, 2005 5:52 pm
This what I was tellin' some of ya about.
These things are bitch, I'm probably gonna have to get one.

http://www.hobbyzone.com/rc_planes_parkzone_stryker.htm
Two pals of mine have them, with modules to allow them dog-fight. How killer would that be?
Basically, after lining up the shot, the person presses the fire button. While the button is held down to fire, the engine stops. This makes it so you can just fly around cheating with the fire button held down at all times and just hope you hit something. You have to actually line up your shot.
Only the engine stops when firing, you still have full control over the plane.
Now, after firing - you either miss and alls normal, or you hit. The person you hit, their engine stops for 10 seconds. They still have full control over their plane. The idea is for them to try to keep it gliding and air-born until the 10 seconds is up, at that time the engine kicks back in.
I thought there might be a few of you out there that might be interested in these things. And at $160.00 out of the box, ready to run, nothing else needed, it's kind of un-heard of as far as the quality vs price goes.
These things are bitch, I'm probably gonna have to get one.

http://www.hobbyzone.com/rc_planes_parkzone_stryker.htm
Two pals of mine have them, with modules to allow them dog-fight. How killer would that be?
Basically, after lining up the shot, the person presses the fire button. While the button is held down to fire, the engine stops. This makes it so you can just fly around cheating with the fire button held down at all times and just hope you hit something. You have to actually line up your shot.
Only the engine stops when firing, you still have full control over the plane.
Now, after firing - you either miss and alls normal, or you hit. The person you hit, their engine stops for 10 seconds. They still have full control over their plane. The idea is for them to try to keep it gliding and air-born until the 10 seconds is up, at that time the engine kicks back in.
I thought there might be a few of you out there that might be interested in these things. And at $160.00 out of the box, ready to run, nothing else needed, it's kind of un-heard of as far as the quality vs price goes.