Brand New, B29 Bomber ready to fly radio controlled plane w/ 4 engines
Everything except 8 AA Batteries for the transmitter is included
Battery Operated R/C Plane. The B-29 Super Fortress is designed based on the
REAL B-29 Super Fortress Bomber, Huge 42 inches (1050mm) Wing Span,
Quad(4)-Powerful Motors, R/C Set and transmitter included, complete Left/Right
and Up/Down Control Flight Speed : around 23ft/sec (7m/sec) Realistic Decals,
Gorgeous Silver Appearance A Masterpiece for decoration purposes. Powered by re-chargable
battery (NiMH)(110V adaptor included) Easy Assembly, landing Gear included READY
TO FLY
Features:
This model is designed based on the real B-29 Super Fortress Bomber, which
has high fidelity of the real plane both in appearance and performance.
Mainly fabricated with EPS and PSP foaming airframe which is ultra-light.
Flight speed around 7 m/s, make the R/C control a breeze!
Comes almost fully assembled.
Technical Data:
Fuselage Length: 710mm
Wing Span: 1050mm
Flight Time: 5-6 mins
Parts List:
Airplane
R/C Sytem
Quick Battery Charger
NiMH Battery Pack
Screw Driver
Decals
Landing Gear Set
Instructional Manual
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Wing Span |
Ass Time |
Flight Time |
Spares Available |
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1050mm |
15min |
15-20min |
Crash Kit 14 days |
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Firstly when you open the box you realise how big this model is. It does have
an impressive presence. Assembly is very quick and easy, only taking about
10mins to join the wings, tail plane and that huge tail fin together. The main
flight battery takes about 1hr to charge and it’s very easy to install/remove
from the model
So, its a mild Sunday afternoon and off I go to my local field. I checked and
then rechecked the flight controls and the centre of gravity as described in the
instructions.
Moment of truth
A very gentle throw in to the wind and she was off - on full power she
developed a lovely gentle climb.. I initiated a gentle turn to the left and was
very suprised to see a lazy stable turn - that huge tail area really gives
excellent stability. With the wind up her tail she really shifted, but at all
times remained stable and controlled. After a good 20mins I could see that she
was loosing power on the upwind so on the next circuit I cut the throttle to
come in for landing. She just gracefully floated on to the grass, no fuss, no
drama - absolutely beautiful I had quite a crowd of spectators when I turned
round - everyone remarked on how classily the model looked
I hope my experience helps!!?#60;/i>
