Aero-Maxx
has a four-part rib wing with pine spars, a gracefully shaped
box fuselage with weight reducing cutaway recesses and wood
sheet tail. You glue the wing tips to the main sections to make
a two part wing aircraft. The advantage of this is that the wing
can be removed off the model and separated into two pieces of
half the length which makes for simple and safe storage.
A
description of the kit as you receive it out of the box. The first impression you get is that everything is very nicely made...I'm referring to the parts here.... the spars, ribs, trailing edges, leading edges, frames and outer sheeting. In addition the steel wires and small articles for the rudder linking as well as a canopy with quick-locking mechanism are all included in a little fittings bag. An A3-size drawing with building references and a detailed building instructions should answer the questions a beginner model builder thinks up.
Even if each
building step is done slowly and carefully, the completion of
the model should still be a thing of just a couple of
afternoons.
| Specification: | |
| Wingspan | ca. 1,835mm |
| Length | ca. 1070 mm |
| Weight | ca. 900g-1050 g |
| RC-Functions: | |
| Elevator | |
| Rudder | |
| Motor throttle | |
| Suitable drive: | |
| Motor Race 600 7,2V | or
Actro C6 Brushless |
| Propeller 8x4" to | 10x8" |
| Battery | 8 cells 2200 mA nimh |
| or Lipo 3S1P 3200 |
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