We Preview ParkZone's Ultra-Micro P-51 RTF and BNF

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ParkZone's New Ulta-Micro P-51 RTF and BNF

SPECIFICATIONS

  • Wingspan:15.8 in
        (401mm)
  • Overall Length:14.3 in
        (363mm)
  • Flying Weight:1.22 oz
        (34.6 g)
  • Servos:Spektrum 1.5-Gram
        (SPMAS2000)
  • Prop Size:130mm
        x 70mm
  • Recommended Battery:
        3.7V 120mAh Li-Po (included)
  • Charger:DC single-cell
        Li-Po (included)

Everyone is just starting to recover from the excitement of flying the Ultra-Micro ParkZone Sukhoi and now here comes another new airplane, the Ultra-Micro P-51! The P-51 has a number of things in common with the Sukhoi but it is not designed to be a 3D aerobatic model. It does have a full 4-function radio control system incorporating the DSM2 AR6400 6-channel receiver. ParkZone is offering the new airplane in both an RTF and a BNF version. Both are complete, including everything required to fly the model (except the transmitter in the case of the BNF version). The P-51 is aerobatic in the classic sense but it is designed for intermediate pilots who have had some experience with aileron-equipped airplanes. I think we all should get ready for ultra micro warbird combat down at the school gymnasium.

Matt Andren came by to show us the new P-51 and talk about the features it offers sport-scale warbird flyers. Take a look at our video in which we outline all the interesting points this surprising and brand new model brings to the enthusiasts of the smallest RC models.


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Posted: Tuesday, September 01, 2009
Written By:Jim Booker
Copyright: © 2009 Horizon Hobby, Inc.

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Ultra-Micro P-51 BNF
Ultra-Micro P-51 RTF
120mAh 1S 3.7V LiPo Battery

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