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It's not often
you find a 4-channel, modern-era general aviation subject in the
world of park flyers, let alone an officially licensed one that
looks this good. And, believe it or not, two hours is about all
it takes to get it flying. All the “heavy lifting” has been done
for you from pushrod and control horn installation to painting
the cowl and wheel pants—you basically just drop in your motor
and electronics and fly.
Features
- Includes
5.33:1 gearbox and 10 x 7 prop
- One-piece
wing
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Preinstalled control horns
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Preinstalled push rods and push rod tubes
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Preinstalled servo tray
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Prefabricated landing gear w/painted wheel pants
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Cessna 182
Specifications |
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Wing Span: 38 in (965mm)
Overall Length: 30 in (760mm)
Wing Area: 215 sq in (14 sq dm)
Flying Weight: 15.5–17 oz (440–480 g)
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