My poor old AXN Clouds Fly Floater Jet is really looking very sad and I don't really think it's worth the hot glue it would take to make it truly airworthy again -- so I'm going to convert it to Cox nitro engine power!
Yes, as you can see - I've fitted a lovely Cox Black Widow nitro engine and, once I've replaced the broken servos and stiffened up the front a little, we'll see just how well the AXN performs with its new power-plant.
This will be a very interesting comparison -- 200W of electric power versus .049 cubic inches of nitro-power.
Any bets as to how much slower/faster it will fly in its new form?
And if the Cox doesn't provide enough power -- I've got an ASP 32 here that might do an even better job!
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