Boeing 777 Airbus 3Ch Electric Radio Controlled Airplane
The Airbus is a fantastic flyer - it uses elevon V tail mixing ( the mixer is included in the kit) and 2 motors. It's a big plane with one of the best features being that it looks so realistic, especially when flying where it is very agile and turns really quickly. Climb performance is excellent thanks to the huge wings and the model has no problem with windy conditions. From the standard battery you will get up to 25 minutes of flight time with gentle throttle use.
The airplane is made from EPP Foam which makes them very tough. If they do break then you can easily repair them with either 5 minute Araldite or UHU Por Glue.
Included is a 4 channel Radio control set with servos, a fully controllable electronic speed controller, a main flight battery, charger and a V Tail mixer all which are easy to reuse in more advanced models.
Specification
Wingspan : Approx. 1300 mm
Total surface area: Approx. 35.2 dm2
Overall length: Approx. 1270 mm
All-up Weight: Approx. 1000-1450g (Battery included)
Driven System: 2 x 380 SD
Battery: Ni-MH9.6V 1600mAh
Features
1)3-channel scale model.
2)3D mode.
3)4-channel transmitter and receiver.
4)380 carbon brush motor imported.
5)stepless speed change activator.
6)9g servo.
It is a three channel ratio control model airplane, and its structure and performance adopt a big Aerobus of Boeing 777. it can simulate various action of plane, such as up and down in the air, diving, gliding, rolling, yawing, and moving forward and backward,
Main features: it is compact, and easy to operate with flexible and stable flying, adopt reality inside design. Let you feel in real airplane with safety system.
At the same time, two imported high-speed motor, two high efficiency screws. stable-add-speed IC board, vice blade and electric mixing controllor with up-down servo, all these help you to operate freely and enjoy the unimaginable rich happiness and make your childhood dream come true.
Also it is fitted for school hading training and activity which cultivating students interests.
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