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Charmingly dubbed the "Butcher Bird," the Focke-Wulf 190 was the Luftwaffe's most potent piston-engine fighter of WWII. With its very authentic two-tone grey paint scheme and realistic scale decals, this fully aerobatic Charge-and-Fly reproduction (complete with the notorious exhaust residue that was very commonly found on the full-scale fighters) Focke-Wulf is an RC dream. Getting airborne is about as simple as can be, just attach the wing and tail, connect the battery to the charger, and in as little as 40 minutes, you're flying. As with all RCs it's a very good idea to ensure that the first charge is a good and long one (a good few hours) as it'll give you much more flying time later on - after which you can charge it up in just 40 minutes. Once in the air, you can choose between two flight modes - A or B - with just the flip of a transmitter switch. Mode "A" limits the amount of control surface travel for beginner pilots so manoeuvres are smooth and manageable. Mode "B" grants an experienced pilot maximum control surface movement for high-energy manoeuvres, such as loops, victory rolls, Cuban-8's, and more. With a wingspan of a metre and a transmitter range of 2500ft you're going to need some space to fly this, and once airborne you'll be in heaven, because boy does zis look hot or vot?
For Advanced Pilots:
More advanced park flyer pilots will be pleased to know that the Focke-Wulf 190s receiver/ESC module and two servos can be removed and used in other speed 370 or 400-class electric aircraft. That list includes V-tails and delta wings, thanks to selectable control mixing in the receiver. The receiver is also equipped with an X-Port connector, but not an external port, and the speed controls auto-cut-off can be adjusted to work with 3-cell Li-Po battery packs.
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Features
- A realistic scale model of the WWII Focke Wulf 190 Plane.
- A gear-reduced 480-power motor that permits users to have great climb rate while flying their Focke-Wulf 190.
- A reusable 6 channel 27MHz proprietary radio system that includes a receiver and electronic speed control, as well as separate 5-wire servos, that can be used in other 480 speed 400-class products.
- The radio system is selectable and can be used in V-tail and flying wing elevon aircrafts.
- The plane has 2 transmitter-selectable flight modes to allow pilots to choose the most comfortable degree of travel on control surfaces.
- A transmitter range of 2500 ft.
- A gear ratio of 3:1.
- Proportional Aileron, Elevator and Throttle.
- The plane has durable, steel wire pushrods for precise and consistent control.
- The Focke is equipped with X-Port but no external port.
- The Focke has Li-Po compatibility, which allows experienced pilots to take their flying to the next level, when they are ready, via a 3S 2100mAh Li-Po battery pack (not included).
- Trim Scheme colours of light gray, dark gray, red, black, white, and yellow.
- A ready-to-fly design that allows users to get in the air quickly after simply attaching the wing, horizontal tail stab and landing gear, and installing the rechargeable battery pack.
- Requires a 1.2 Amp 5-10 cell Variable Rate DC Peak Charger to plug into your car (included) and 8 x AA Batteries for the transmitter (included).
- An average 40 minute charge is equal to a flight time of 10-12 minutes.
- Suitable for ages 14 years +.
- Size: - Wing Span: 100 x 3.95cm
- Plane length: 85 x 3.35cm
- Flying weight: 790g.
Keep propeller away from your body and hair.
Children aged 14 years and under must be supervised by an adult.
This plane does NOT require a flying licence.
Customer Reviews for RC Focke-Wulf 190 Plane
I think that the RC Focke-Wulf 190 has a very high level of detail with the pilot, the Luftwaffe insignia, the yellow spiral on the nose cone and the camouflage.
James, Nelson
If you've aiready got the rc Spitfire, then you REALY need a focke-wulf 190.
Roger G.
Roger, Spilsby
