Designed by triple World Champion, Paysant-Le-Roux. The F3A entry at the 2005 World Championship is now in a 50-class!
- The 2005 World Championship entry, designed as a 50-class.
- Wide surface areas on the fuselage produce great posture and resistance on the knife-edge. Roll performance is especially logical, and snap rolls are easy to execute.
- Duralumin main gear has left/right divides and the arc shape produces a canard effect.
- Almost fully factory assembled balsa construction. Features Le-Roux’s sophisticated graphics.
- The similar length and width of the square dimensions and the strong taper of the main wing produces a sharp flight style.
- Design allows fuel tank to be positioned close to the center of gravity to minimize change to the C of G as fuel is used.
- If using an engine without a pump, the flexibility in the design allows the fuel tank to be positioned directly behind the bulkhead.
- Equipped with high performance linkage parts suitable for stunt flying, such as push-pull wire rudder linkages.
- Tail gear unit delivers reliable taxiing and protects the rudder from direct shocks.
- Version including YS63S engine is also available for immediate stunt flying. (*YS63S Engine is not installed)
< Included >
- Engine Mount
- Divided Main Gear
- Moving Tail Gear (with shock absorbing function)
- Decals
- Tires
- Linkage Parts - including wire linkages for rudder
< Required for operation >
- 4-ch, 5-servo R/C system for airplanes
- 2-cycle 46~50-class(No.11852)engines
- D12×P6~D13×P7 Propeller
- Spinner
- Starting tools
Length
| 1,450mm |
Width
| 1,360mm |
Weight
| 2,400 - 2,500g (approx.) |
Wing Area
| 32.9dm2 |
Wing Load
| 73 - 76g/dm2 (approx.) |
Wing Type
| Original Full synmmetrical |
R/C System
| 4-ch, 5-servo (sold separately) |