Easy to complete final assembly
AS3X technology delivers flight performance that''s rock-solid
Electric retractable tricycle landing gear (installed)
Operational flaps with individual servos (installed)
Rigid Carbon-Z construction for a rigid airframe

Technical Details

Product Details

Product Dimensions

Package Dimensions
Width : 21 inch
Height : 20.5 inch
Length : 56 inch

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ASIN : B013WZNKFG

Product Description

Key FeaturesEasy to complete final assemblyAS3X technology delivers flight performance that''s rock-solidElectric retractable tricycle landing gear (installed)Operational flaps with individual servos (installed)Rigid Carbon-Z construction for a rigid airframeScale appearance with cockpit and radial engine detailSpektrumTM 6-channel AR636A DSMX receiver (installed)Powerful 60-Size brushless power system (installed)7 × High-quality, metal-gear servos (installed)Accepts a range of 6S 22.2V Li-Po batteries from 3500-5000mAhLarge canopy hatch with latch closureTwo-piece, bolt-on wings and stabilizersVivid trim scheme with U.S. Navy inspired graphics2-blade propeller (included)Flat-style pin hinges on the ailerons, rudder and elevatorScale landing gear strut details and two-piece main gear doors
Needed To CompleteFull-Range 6 channel 2.4GHz with Spektrum DSM2/DSMX technology with programmable dual rates and exponential6-cell Li-Po battery balancing charger5000mAh 22.2V 6S 30C Li-Po Battery

Overview The Friendly Warbird
The E-flite Carbon-Z T-28 airplane is a big warbird model with all the benefits that make RC flight fun. Exclusive Carbon-Z construction allows a large airplane such as this to be rigid like a conventional all-wood airframe, yet lightweight so it can have friendly flying characteristics. Plus, the durability of the Z-FoamTM material means that any bumps along the way are simple to repair. Numerous scale details include a cockpit with instruments and pilot figure while the fitted cowl highlights a dummy radial engine. Of course, no warbird would be complete without functional flaps and operational retracts-both are factory installed