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Cox Dragonflies
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Cox Dragonflies
ian1954 Sat Jun 15, 2013 3:39 pm
Here are a few more pictures.
The black tanked Dragonfly is the most common but I believe that a red one was also manufactured. I have not seen one yet though.
The two other Dragonflies are orange (definitely orange and not faded red) and yellow.
They are factory rejects/prototypes that were never produced.
The orange was rejected because the tank backs could not be produced in a matching shade of orange.
The yellow tank never had a yellow back produced at all. I added the black back for completeness.
The black tanked Dragonfly is the most common but I believe that a red one was also manufactured. I have not seen one yet though.
The two other Dragonflies are orange (definitely orange and not faded red) and yellow.
They are factory rejects/prototypes that were never produced.
The orange was rejected because the tank backs could not be produced in a matching shade of orange.
The yellow tank never had a yellow back produced at all. I added the black back for completeness.
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re: Cox Dragonfly's
happydad Sat Jun 15, 2013 5:02 pm
do you know any place to get replacement gaskets for the tank?
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Re: Cox Dragonflies
ian1954 Sun Jun 16, 2013 2:37 pm
happydad wrote:do you know any place to get replacement gaskets for the tank?
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I have only managed to get the tank back, gasket, fuel tube and the clunk end as one package. This was on Ebay from california-dan.
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Re: Cox Dragonflies
ian1954 Sun Jun 16, 2013 2:44 pm
tubebass wrote:How well does the throttle work on these?
See this from another forum member
https://www.coxengineforum.com/t4158-dragon-extreme-tached-at-last#56153
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Re: Cox Dragonflies
mitchg95 Sun Jun 16, 2013 3:10 pm
i still need a dragon fly for my cox katydid build, like your collection 
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