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Notes: This is a fairly large glider-type plane. Total price with listed components: $410.88 *The plane is NOT on the 'works out of the box' list for this plane.Īlso need for Tx: Spektrum Transmitter/Receiver Programming Cable: Audio Interface $12.99Īlso need for Tx: Spektrum Transmitter/Receiver Programming Cable: USB Interface $16.99īatteries (2): 1300mAh 3S 11.1V 20C LiPo: EC3 $17.99 ea. Radio: Spektrum DXe DSMX Transmitter $59.99 Type: fairly larger/tractor/hand launch/glider-sailplane/BNF The video gives a good idea of what is involved in assembling this plane and the type of area needed to fly it in. It is balsa and plywood construction, not foam. It requires a fairly long glide in area for landing. Total price with listed components, not including adhesives and tools: $352.80 Servos (2) Tactic TSX10 Micro Digital High-Torque MG BB Servo $13.99 ea.īatteries (2): 3s XT60 2100mAh battery Hyperion G5 2100mAh $19.95 ea.Ĭharger: Hitec X1 Pro/ePowerbox 17, Combo $79.99 Radio: Tower Hobbies 424 4-Channel SLT System $49.99 Suitable Flying Area for Beginners: Outdoors/large area/light winds Type: fairly larger/tractor/hand launch/glider-sailplane/ARF Tower Hobbies Vista Brushless Sailplane ARF $129.99 Video shows minimum size indoor area for UMX Radian The Flite Test video shows three of these planes in action.

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Notes: How to turn the AS3X stabilization on and off for this plane. Total price with listed components: $241.89 Note: The transmitter is said to work 'out of the box' with this plane.Ĭharger: Hitec X4 Micro AC/DC 1S LiPo Charger $46.99Įxtra Batteries (3): 1S 150mAh batteries $4.99 each Transmitter: Spektrum DXe DSMX Transmitter $59.99 Suitable Flying Area for Beginners: Large indoor venue, Outdoors: medium-size, no obstacle, park & low winds for first flights Type: Micro/tractor/hand launch/glider-sailplane/BNF (Level 7 17+) Expert, typical AMA flying club field (Level 6 13 - 16.99) Expert Sport, typical AMA club flying field (Level 5 10.00 - 12.99) Advanced (Adv.) Sport, typical AMA club flying field (Level 4 7.00 - 9.99) Sport/Trainer, typical AMA club flying field (Level 3 5.00 - 6.99) Park, large area with no obstacles or people doing other activities (Level 2 3.00 - 4.99) Backyard, large area with no obstacles (Level 1 0.00 - 2.99) Indoor, aircraft speed and size determine the actual 'best' size venue In parentheses, the Level is followed by the Wing Cube Loading (WCL) Range and then a generalized 'type' Level 1 is the easiest to fly and Level 7 the hardest and requires great skill. The 'types' are very generalized and only indicate their ease of flying. There are planes, because of there physical size and/or weight that should not be used at a certain venue that might be associated with the 'type'. Note: The example types given relate to the 'flyability' or level of difficulty, not a specific venue. Wing Cube Loading & Types of Planes Typically Related to the WCL The lower the WCL value, the easier the plane is to fly, especially for beginners to the hobby. The WCL value is an indicator as to how 'easy' a plane flies on a relative scale. The planes are arranged by their Wing Cube Loading (WCL) value. Trainer List, Spring 2018 30+ RC Trainers Spring 2018

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