Tower sez ARF Nober is in Stock NOW......
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From somewhere near Parkville, Mo.
William Crane
AMA 6733
Bob Reeves · Oct 16, 2003 08:40 AM
#2 sourceIf anybody gets one let us know..
>with this last run...
According to the Tower Hobbies web site, it now
has a 6 oz. plastic fuel tank.
>>The 4 oz metal fuel tank has been updated to a plastic 6 oz tank.
>>Stock number for new tank is GPMA2552.
Rick Henry
Bob Reeves · Oct 16, 2003 02:29 PM
#5 source
>metal backplates for my LA's
If you order the Tower 40 backplate, the shipping is free!
Steve
Bob Reeves · Oct 16, 2003 03:38 PM
#7 source
Kinda like I saved $20.00 but spent 300 doing it.
I had an email from them this morning telling me the one I had on back order has shipped.
Herman:+
You may have missed this, but a couple weekends ago I helped none other than Ken Burdick put in some flights on his new ARF Nobler. Pretty impressed, I am. The Fox 35 looked as if it had been on the floor under his bench for 28 years, but it ran. Well, it ran on my fuel; Ken only had F2D brew with him and that was definitely not going to work.
The model appeared to have been, ah, hastily assembled. Still, it looked great in the air. And Ken was pleased.
Just the other day Jim Booker called to tell me his ARF Nobler had flown. And he likes it! Our top US F2A team member putt-putting along at 55 mph, and yet when I talked to him he was enthusiastic like we would expect him to be after clicking off a record-setting flight in Speed...
While I haven't yet bought a Nobler, I have begun to fiddle with a second ARF Flite Streak. This one will have the same 25FP as the first, but with stock muffler, including that little cone thingie which further reduces noise and even seems to make the engine run marginally better.
Pulled all the black MonoKote off, to be replaced with insignia blue. A red-white-and-blue ARF FS to go along with my new Impact which also features these colors.
Dan Rutherford