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SEAGULL SEA138N SWIFT V2 TRAINER V2 63"ARF .46 2-STROKE KIT

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SEAGULL SEA138N SWIFT V2 TRAINER V2 63"ARF .46 2-STROKE KITSEAGULL SEA138N SWIFT V2 TRAINER V2 63"ARF . 46 2 STROKE KIT Technical Specifications: Wing Span : 1600 mm(63") Length : 1164 mm(45. 8") Wing area : 41. 5 sq. dm (643. 3 sq. in) Description "Seagull Models ( SG Models ) Swift V2 63" ARF Trainer 7 10cc Electric" "Swift V2" is a classic high wing trainer for glow ignition engines of the 40 82 (2T 4T) class or modern brushless outrunner motors. The construction is kept simple and yet robust enough to

SEAGULL SEA138N SWIFT V2 TRAINER V2 63"ARF .46 2-STROKE KIT

Technical Specifications:
Wing Span : 1600 mm(63")
Length : 1164 mm(45.8")
Wing area : 41.5 sq.dm (643.3 sq.in)
Description "Seagull Models ( SG-Models ) Swift V2 63" ARF Trainer 7-10cc / Electric"
"Swift V2" is a classic high-wing trainer for glow ignition engines of the 40-82 (2T/4T) class or modern brushless outrunner motors. The construction is kept simple and yet robust enough to avoid damage in rough flying conditions. The low wing loading and the high-wing concept enable extremely good-natured flight characteristics. This makes the model particularly suitable for beginners, those switching from 2-axis to 3-axis models, or simply for pleasure and after-work pilots. The prefabrication is very high and therefore the completion is limited only to the assembly of the remote control and the drive motor. The spacious fuselage offers space for inexpensive standard components. With 1,6m the one-piece wing (covered with printed polyester film) is still easy to transport.
The tail unit can be removed if necessary.


"Seagull-Models" / "SG-Models" are inexpensive models mostly made of wood with an excellent price/performance ratio! The product line includes many beautiful and unusual aircraft types that bring variety to every airfield. Almost all models can be used with both combustion and electric drives. The required accessories are included in the scope of delivery for these models. All models are supplied with comprehensive, illustrated and easy-to-understand English assembly instructions. The high degree of prefabrication enables a short remaining assembly time. All models are subjected to extensive flight tests before series production and therefore have very good flight performance.

Technical data
Wing-span (mm):    1600
Flight weight approx. (g):    2500-2800
Control:    H,S,Q,M
Length (mm):    1164
Manufacturer:    Seagull Models ( SG-Models )
Fuselage:    Wood
Wings:    Wood/rib construction
Rec. engine:    7-10ccm / BL35
Rec. Battery:    4S/3200mAh Lixx
Version:    ARF - ALMOST READY TO FLY
Flight Skill:    Advanced
Build Skill:    Advanced
Drive Type:    Electric & Combustion
Box contents
•    ARF model in wooden construction
•    covered with polyester film
•    Engine mount and landing gear mount already assembled
•    Wheels, tank, spinner
•    Aluminium main landing gear
•    spring-loaded, steerable nose landing gear
•    Rear undercarriage for 2-leg version
•    Motor mount for electric drives
•    Small material for rudder linkages etc.
•    Assembly instructions in English, illustrated

 

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