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Dynam P-61 Black Widow 4S Twin-Engine RC Warbird 1.5m Wingspan w/ Flaps

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Dynam P-61 Black Widow 4S Twin-Engine RC Warbird 1.5m Wingspan w/ FlapsThe P 61 Black Widow was a unique and powerful night fighter developed by the United States during World War II. It was the first purpose built night fighter for the U. S.. The plane played a vital role in defending against enemy bombers during night operations. We are pleased to introduce the Dynam P 61 Black Widow 1500mm (59 inch) radio controlled twin engine airplane. With a wide wingspan and durable EPO foam construction, the Dynam P 61 features

The P-61 Black Widow was a unique and powerful night fighter developed by the United States during World War II. It was the first purpose-built night fighter for the U.S.. The plane played a vital role in defending against enemy bombers during night operations.

We are pleased to introduce the Dynam P-61 Black Widow 1500mm (59-inch) radio-controlled twin-engine airplane. With a wide wingspan and durable EPO foam construction, the Dynam P-61 features detailed paint and realistic markings with red graphics on a black fuselage, befitting its iconic nickname. The dual canopies and fully transparent tail cone highlight its unique design. Realistic turrets, bombs and auxiliary fuel tanks add to the scale details. Highly authentic to the real Black Widow fighter.

The Dynam P-61 Black Widow is equipped with two Detrum BM3512A-KV650 motors and two Tomcat Skylord 40A ESCs . This RC aircraft has strong performance and quick response, while the use of 4S 14.8V 4000mAh Li-Po 25C Lipo battery can extend the flight time and the counter-rotating 10.5*8*4 propellers enhance stability. The included GAVIN 8-channel 2.4GHz transmitter provides smooth and precise control. Four flaps support smoother takeoff and landing.


Features

Durable and lightweight EPO construction
Aileron, rudder, and elevator controls
Green appearance with a red pattern
Two-tiered canopy design
Both top and bottom turrets have four guns
Two Detrum BM3512A-KV650 motors and Tomcat Skylord 40A ESCs
Counter-rotating 4-blade propeller 10.5*8*4 propeller
Four flaps design
Retractable landing gear (Nose & Main gear: 3.6mm 90°)
Detachable Outer wings and rear engine nacelles
Four navigation lights
GAVIN 8CH 2.4GHz radio system
Detrum MSR66A 6CH 2.4Ghz Mini Receiver iStone 6-Axis Gyro Stabilizer w/ ABS System
4S 14.8V 3200mAh 25C Lipo battery w/ XT60 Connector
Comes with a decal set
Suitable for intermediate or experienced pilots

Specifications

Aircraft Type: Warbird
Wingspan: 1500mm (59in)
Overall Length: 1126mm (44.3in)
Flying Weight: 2450g (86.4oz)
Wing Loading: 72g/dm²
CG (Center of Gravity): 70-75mm from the leading edge of the wing at the root
Power System: Detrum BM3512A-650KV brushless outrunner motor - (pre-installed)
Electronic Speed Control: TomCat Skylord-40A ESC 5A-BEC - (pre-installed)
Propeller: 4-blade propeller 10.5*8*4
Servo: 9x 9g micro servos, 1x 17g micro servos - (pre-installed)
Landing Gear: E-Retract (Retractable) - (pre-installed) (Nose & Main gear: 3.6mm 90°)
Required Transmitter: GAVIN-8C 2.4Ghz 8-Channel or above
Required Receiver: MSR66A 6CH 2.4Ghz (iStone 6-Axis Gyro Stabilizer w/ ABS System)
Required Battery: 4S 14.8V 3200mAh Li-Po 25C w/ XT60 Connector
Aileron: Yes
Elevator: Yes
Rudder: Yes
Flaps: Yes
Approx. Flying Time: 7 minutes
Material: EPO Foam
Skill Level: Intermediate
Assembly Time: 2 hour
Age Level: 14+
Recommended Environment: Outdoor

What's the difference between RTF, BNF, and PNP?

PNP (Plug-N-Play) RC airplanes have everything you need EXCEPT a transmitter, receiver, and battery pack (battery & charger). It contains model kits, Detrum motors, TomCat Skylord ESCs, and servos.

BNF (Bind-N-Fly) RC airplanes come with everything you need to get in the air EXCEPT the Transmitter and battery pack (battery & charger). It contains model kits, Detrum motors, TomCat Skylord ESCs, servos, and an iStone gyro receiver. They are easy to use, versatile, and safe, making them the perfect choice for beginners and experienced pilots. The BNF (Bind and Fly) version, receivers such as the MSR66A work exclusively with Detrum transmitters.

Dynam SRTF version is based on the standard RTF (Ready to Fly), which integrates the iStone 6-Axis Gyro Stabilizer w/ ABS System: RC airplanes get everything in a box to fly. The radio system (Transmitter and receiver), battery pack (battery and charger), and all other required electric parts are included and pre-installed. It contains model kits, Detrum motors, TomCat Skylord ESCs, servos, Detrum transmitters, iStone gyro receivers, battery, charger, and adapter. RTF planes are a great way to enjoy the thrill of flying without too much hassle.

SRTF-6C Version: Includes a PNP kit, Detrum motors, TomCat Skylord ESCs, servos, Gavin-6C transmitter, MSR66A iStone gyro receiver, battery, charger, and adapter.

SRTF-8C Version: Features a PNP kit, Detrum motors, TomCat Skylord ESCs, servos, Gavin-8C transmitter, MSR66A iStone gyro receiver, battery, charger, and adapter.

SRTF-DT9 Version: Comes with a PNP kit, Detrum motors, TomCat Skylord ESCs, servos, Blitz-DT9 transmitter (programming & telemetry), SR86A-G 8-channel gyro receiver, battery, charger, and adapter.

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