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Dick Fowler · Mar 19, 2004 07:51 AM

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In the last issue of SN (March/April), Alan wrote about his experience with an ARF Nobler. The thing that jumped out at me was he set his up with a removable wing despite the disclaimers.

How many of you have set yours up this way and have you had any problems?

Alan Hahn · Mar 19, 2004 08:57 AM

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LAST EDITED ON Mar-19-04 AT 09:07 AM (CDT)
 
Dick,
You can read the source of the review on the SSW review page. I took me two paragraphs of the review to realize that it sounded familiar!

I have couple of comments about the removeable wing. I think I posted something here last year. I'll do a search and find it. It turns out that I smacked the Nobler when I started a maneuver with the engine running very rich, and it quit on me. The crash broke out the wing, so I was able to explore the structure. I was having no problems before the crash (other than having to "bush" the dowel since it seemed to be crushing a bit. I ended up replacing the leading edge between the center two ribs.

I'll look for the link.

here it is (article # 5986)
http://www.clstunt.com/cgi-bin/dcforum/dcboard.cgi?az=read_count&om=5986&forum=DCForumID1

Alan

Dick Fowler · Mar 20, 2004 08:59 AM

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Alan,

When I read the article in SN I thought it odd that there was no last name. There are a few "Alan's" that contribute so I wasn't sure who it was! I did a search of the review section and couldn't find your initial review. Might have gone away with one of the earlier system crashes.

I guess you and I will be the only people to have a removable wing Nobler Arf. Thanks again for the info.

Alan Hahn · Mar 20, 2004 10:56 AM

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Dick,
You are right! The review has disappeared! Wow that means I lost two threads in the last server problem (the Nobler Review and my HyperViper Flies thread). Sounds like a conspiracy!

Well I am glad that Stunt News picked up the review. That is really one of the problems with electronic articles versus paper. Even if the paper yellows, it is still around.

Alan