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Pilatus Porter PC-6 (US Army version)
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| [VQA036 Army Quick ARF Scale Model Plane, Laser Cut, Balsa & Plywood Covered by Weathered Detail ] |
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| Numbers = mm, Weight = kg |
Red Colour are option |
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| 1.580 |
1.160 |
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g/dm² |
2.3/2.5 |
4~5 |
600 |
60A |
14.8V |
40~46 |
48~55 |
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Best Scale Set-Up: Brushless Power Motor with 60A ESC and LiPo 14,8V/4000mAh/20C
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Product Description:
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| This accurate replica of the PC-6 Pilatus Porter features an all little-ply balsa construction. The detailed covering make it a beautiful addition to everyone's hangar. |
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The professional Painted Fiberglass Cowl as well as All Pre-Hinged Control surfaces, quarantee less time than you can imagine to Fly this incredible replica RC plane. |
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The full size PC-6 Pilatus Porter is a known 'STOL' workhorse capable of operating in rugged, short-field conditions for light transport roles, both civilian and military.
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"AS REAL AS IT GETS" try Balsa Planes, are better than foaming
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PC-6 Pilatus Porter History:
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| The Pilatus PC-6 Porter is a civilian utility aircraft built by Pilatus Aircraft of Switzerland. The first prototype made its maiden flight on 4 May 1959 powered by a 254 kW (340-shp) piston engine. The first Turbo Porter, powered by a turboprop, flew in 1961. The Turbo Porter received an engine upgrade in 1963, which increased its power to its present value of 410 kW (550-shp). In the United States, the Porter was manufactured under license by Fairchild Hiller. In service with the U.S. Air Force, it received the designation AU-23A Peacemaker. In U.S. Army use, it was designated UV-20 Chiricahua |
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The PC-6 is famous in the aviation world for its Short Take-off and Landing (STOL) performance on almost any type of terrain - it can take-off within a distance of 195 metres (640 ft) and land within a distance of 130 metres (427 ft) while carrying a payload of 1,500 kg (3,300 lb) (The length of a soccer field is enough, Pilatus test pilots were able to land on not much more than 50 metres (164 ft) of space). Thanks to its STOL performance, the PC-6 holds the world record for highest landing by a fixed wing aircraft, at 5,750 metres (18,865 ft), on the Dhaulagiri glacier in Nepal.
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VQ PILATUS "Fly a real scale model plane and NOT toys"
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| What's in the Box: |
Assembly instructions with stage photos
Fuselage (Balsa and Plywood constraction)
Full Covered by Weathered details
Scale Landing Gear with Wheels
Fiberglass Motor Cowl
Wing panels
Tail plane and fin
Small items for ass.
Canopy made by Lexan
Linkage hardware pack (pre-installed) |
Inclunding in the kit:
Motor Mount for Nitro engine and Fuel Tanks with Accessories |
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What you Need to Fly:
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Radio System (Transmitter, Receiver, Servos)
Power System (Brushless Power or nitro),
Battery Pack, Glue, Silicone Fuel Line (for nitro engine, Fuel, and electric starter)
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 Important Notice: Radio Controlled Models are not TOYS, Consumers have the responsibilities to ensure no harm or damage incured to people or proporties during operation. IT IS NOT SUITABLE for children under 18 Years Old.. |
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