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Replacement Canopy Protective Shell Set for YuXiang F112S AH-1 Cobra RC Helicopter BM16 Spare Parts Professional Handling Architecture: A 192mm

Name: Replacement Canopy Protective Shell Set for YuXiang F112S AH-1 Cobra RC Helicopter BM16 Spare Parts Professional Handling Architecture: A 192mm
Brand: richterratner.com
SKU: 21086337824
Price: 29.95 USD
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Replacement Canopy Protective Shell Set for YuXiang F112S AH 1 Cobra RC Helicopter BM16 Spare Parts Professional Handling Architecture: A 192mm Professional Handling Architecture: A 192mm wheelbase combined with a 17g digital servo (2 use a precision cross head driver to back out all the miniature retaining screws along the top spine and bottom belly seams of the worn fuselage Factory Lock In Fit: Designed with exact mounting tabs that secure tightly to the helicopter frame to prevent canopy rattling or detachment during high speed maneuvers slide the scale antenna into the support collar until firmly seated

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