FMS F4U 800mm RTF, Blue, V2

Functions



Super scale functions consisting of 4 blade propeller, fuel tanks, rockets, and hand painted pilot figureReinforced primary landing equipment and steerable tail gearScale fuel tanks and missilesUpgraded FMS exclusive servosUpgraded Kv1700 brushless motor - much better quality and 30% faster than previous generationsImproved body design and Center of mass (CG) makes this variation 2 much easier to controlDurable EPO FoamRTF variation includes transmitter and receiver




Overview


The Vought F4U Corsair was a provider capable fighter aircraft and was very first delivered as a prototype to the US Navy in 1940. The Corsair used the largest readily available engine at the time, the Pratt & Whitney R2800 had 18 cylinders and delivered over 2000hp.The Famous designs F4U Corsair has lots of scale functions consisting of a beautify 3 blade propeller and scale center. The aircraft features a brushless motor, 20Amp ESC and 4 prepared installed servos. Assembly takes minutes following the simple image action by action assembly guide. The EPO building and construction provides a light yet durable airframe that will take much punishment and simply bounce right back into the air! Compact, adrenaline fuelled, huge packet of enjoyable still doesn’t do spoken justice to this airframe, we like it! Pet dog battles truly become authentic enjoyable with this range of aircraft so exactly what are you waiting on.








Specs


Wingspan: 31.5 in (800mm)
Total Length: 26 in (660mm)
Flying Weight: Roughly 15.7 oz (445g)
Motor Size: 3015-KV1700
Radio: 4 Channel
Servos: (4) 9G Servo
CG (center of mass): 2 in (50mm) From Leading Edge
Prop Size: 7.5x4, 4-Blade Prop with Spinner
Speed Control : 20A Brushless
Suggested Battery: Li-Po 7.4V 1000mAh 15C
Aileron: Yes
Elevator: Yes
Rudder: Yes
Throttle: Yes
Flaps: No
Retracts: No
Approximate. Flying Duration: 6 Minutes
Battery charger: Not Included
Experience Level: Newbie
Recommended Environment: Outdoor
Assembly Time: Less than 1 Hour
Is Assembly Required: Yes