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10-12-2019 10:57 PM 8 months ago

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gearset

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Does anyone recognize this helicopter

Hi, I recently purchased this from Ebay (deal of a lifetime) from someone who had no idea what he had

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I'm curious of the history of this xcell 60 graphite.

Livin'............

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10-12-2019 11:46 PM 8 months ago

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JuanRodriguez

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Take the canopy off and reshoot the pic with a better camera.....Been there, done that and old enough to know better.....

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10-13-2019 01:21 AM 8 months ago

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chopper37

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JR vigor

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10-13-2019 02:00 AM 8 months ago

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KJH

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chopper37 JR vigor

It's a MinAir X-Cell 60 with graphite frames. I believe he's asking about history of the specific helicopter in the picture.-Kevin

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10-13-2019 02:15 AM 8 months ago

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chopper37

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KJH It's a MinAir X-Cell 60 with graphite frames. I believe he's asking about history of the specific helicopter in the picture.

Doesn't look like the xcell I had

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10-13-2019 02:22 AM 8 months ago

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KJH

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chopper37 Doesn't look like the xcell I had

Sure looks like the ones I have. SE Canopy, X-Cell head and the tail rotor on the opposite side as most other helis.

-Kevin

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10-13-2019 03:24 AM 8 months ago

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douflytoo

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History

Here...
http://alshobbysitecom.powweb.com/r...cell/index.html
and here...
http://212.183.30.61/RC%20Helicopte...%20Aircraft.htm

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10-13-2019 03:24 AM 8 months ago

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http://www.vrhc.co.uk/index.php/en/x-cell-gas-graphite

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10-13-2019 03:27 AM 8 months ago

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gearset

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Wow, you guys are totally missing the point here. Yes I know the history of the xcell line, I have been flying them for over 20 years and still have 7 of them.
My point was does anyone know the previous owner of this particular helicopter.Livin'............

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10-13-2019 03:39 AM 8 months ago

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gearset the point here

then make the post #1 accordingly

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11-13-2019 07:32 PM 7 months ago

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Busher

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Curtis Youngblood ?Good luck
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11-14-2019 11:38 AM 7 months ago

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Rojoalfa

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gearset I'm curious of the history of this xcell 60 graphite.

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Well, the post is correct.

When we purchase something as used, we need to know where it came from.

Same thing happens in my country.
The RC heli comunity is Small so it is easy to Follow or track each model aircraft...

Of course, in the US is another story...

/Saludos cordiales,

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11-14-2019 04:38 PM 7 months ago

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Carey Shurley

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Its usually really hard to trace the history of a particular model helicopter, especially an Xcell where so many parts are interchangeable across so many different models over so many years.

people sell canopies to each other so you can't use that as a guide. Can't tell you how many Xcell's that I've seen for sale advertised as one of the later high end models that when you took the model apart you found that its was an original Xcell 60 that over years was partially upgraded into another version.

even if a particular persons model had a very specific customized part, you can't be sure that they didn't just sell that part to somebody else who put it on their model. Its not surprising to find that these models pass through several hands over their existence each changing it in some way and don't forget in the early days MA sold conversion kits so that you could convert one model to another.....it wasn't financially useful but regardless it was possible to do and no way to track the changes.Proprietor - Gas Powered Helicopters

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11-14-2019 10:07 PM 7 months ago

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Rojoalfa

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Im agreed.
Modified rc helis.. Very hard to track... That is why we need a place like this web Page to do the questions...

With so many People on Field camps. Rc helicopters in different shapes and custom paint canopies, it a wild guess for asking to find a track...

It is always good to answer first and not after doing the purchase...

/Saludos cordiales,