FLYINFOOL Veteran Location: Cudahy, WI
| The shapes are the same. The parts look the same.
The improper tolerances or sizes causing slop are being fixed, the lack of heat-treating or improper material selection is being fixed.
These types of things are not visible in a photo but do make a huge difference in the heli.
All of the things that you mentioned were noticed on the first prototype that Gohbee saw, most have now been addressed for the Stinger 90.
All issues will be corrected before the Stinger 90 will be released to market.
Gohbee intends to get it right before you are able to get your hands on it.
I realize that some heli manufacturers will let the general public be their beta testers, others will not. Gohbee is trying hard to be one that will have all the testing done right before release.
The future TZ helies may well benefit from the testing and development that Gohbee is doing now, if they decide to incorporate all of the Gohbee changes across their product line.
Jeff Borowski Gohbee Field Rep 0133TD |