Super EZ 1220mm ARF

SUPER EZ (read "Super Ezy") is not only an excellent school model for beginners but also an excellent "hitch" for relaxed flying - easy to use, stable - and yet capable of basic acrobatics. Large bearing surfaces, low weight and reasonably efficient AC motors are typical features of a good practice model. in addition to completing the model you will not need glue - screw the screws, connect the receiver and the battery - and you can fly!

The fuselage EPP model fuselage is supplied with an alternating motor with a rotating casing CD3136-1050, fitted with a 20A AC controller and rudder and elevator servos. At the front of the fuselage there is a battery compartment under the removable cover of the cabin; the space for the receiver is under the wing. For the SUPER EZ, you will need a 1300 mAh Li-poly with a 20C capacity, but it will also carry larger 1600-1800 mAh three-cell batteries with which the flight time will be prolonged.

The wing with a flat bottom profile made of foam EPP is one-piece. The wing is fastened to the wing by polyamide screws that "cut" in the event of a violent collision in case of a crash, reducing the risk of damage to the model. Ailerons are controlled by two servos stored in the wing. Prior to attaching the rods, we recommend that all rudders "move" with repeated cautious deflections upwards and downwards respectively. left and right.

Tail surfaces are EPP and for easy transport and storage the horizontal tail is removable, fastened with screws.

The landing gear consists of a two-wheeled chassis with a controllable spur coupling with a rudder and a duralumin main bogie attached to the fuselage by bolts.

To control the model, you will need at least a four-channel RC kit, such as CADET 4 2.4GHz. In this case, both aileron servos are connected via a Y-cable to one channel." Ideal if you have at least a five-channel RC kit that allows independent control of the aileron servos. In this case, you can also adjust the slight differentiation of aileron deflections; For the beginning we recommend that the aileron deflection is smaller by 10-20% compared to the upward displacement - this type of tooth model facilitates a coordinated curve crossing. Because of the low area load, it is of little importance to try to mix the wings as flaps or brakes.

SUPER EZ is designed for beginners (under the supervision of an experienced pilot), will delight pilots who have already mastered the school model, such as our BETA 1400 - and will actually not disappoint any recreational flight. You will learn the correct coordinated control of the model with a rudder, ailerons and an elevator, and enjoy the basic acrobatics including flying on your back! It will be a great preparation for real acrobatic models - like our SCOUT.

The ARF set includes: a finished model with an alternating motor, a speed controller and 4 servos, a 10x5 "propeller with a cone, a duralumin main wheel chassis, stick stick, building instructions.

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