When three dimensions just aren't enough, experienced pilots can turn to E-Flite's new Tensor 4D ARF, the exciting foamy that won the first Electric Tournament of Champions earlier this year. Thanks to its revolutionary design by top-level unlimited aerobatic ace and 2004 eTOC champion George Hicks, using Computer Aided Design (CAD) and Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), the Tensor provides extreme 3D performance both indoor and out.

Key to the Tensor are its side force generators, this additional side area has a much higher aspect ratio than the fuselage, allowing it to generate lift at low angles of sideslip. From a pilot's point of view, this means that less rudder deflection is required in rolling maneuvers, and knife-edge flight is slow and easy to control.

Extensive carbon fiber wing supports stabilize the structure and make it extraordinarily strong, yet extremely light-weight.

The E-Flite Tensor is constructed from painted laser-cut flat foam and assembles quickly and easily in just a few hours.

Features

• Extreme 3D aerobatic performance indoors and outdoors

• Assembles quickly and easily in just a few hours

• Side force generators provide lift and allow slow knife-edge flight

• Extensive carbon-fiber wing and tail support reinforcing

• Laser cut foam construction

• Factory-painted trim scheme