DYNAM DHC-2 BEAVER 1500mm STOL aircraft w/o TX/RX/Batt
DHC-2 Beaver is a single-engine, high-wing, propeller-driven STOL aircraft. It is used for cargo, passenger hauling, aerial application, and has been widely adopted by armed forces as a utility aircraft. Produced from 1947-1967 by de Havilland Canada. The United States Army purchased several hundred; nine DHC-2s are still in service with the Civil Air Patrol for search and rescue. The Royal New Zealand Air Force used the Beaver for expedition to the South Pole.
Dynam has replicated the plane into this beautiful EPO model and features plenty of scale details. With a total of five LEDs on factory fitted on the plane, two LED on each wing and one on the fuselage night flying is possible . Included in the box is conventional landing gear and a set of floats for taking off and landing on water. The floats include dual steerable rudder which provides excellent control on water. The Beaver is flap ready from the factory, all you have to do is install the servos and linkages and make the appropriate cuts to the wing.
Pick up this latest semi-scale beauty from Dynam from your local hobby shop today.
Specification:
- Wingspan: 1500mm
- Length: 958mm
- Wing Loading: 58g/dm2
- Servo: 9g x 5
- Speed Control: 50amp
- Motor: BM3720A-kv650 Brushless
- Weight: 1400-1750g
Requires to finish: 6 channel radio and transmitter, 4S 2200mAh LiPo battery
- Brand: Dynam
- Part No: DYN8961
- Barcode: 5055323964831
- Assembly Level: ARTF (Almost RTF)
- Power: Electric
- Flying Style: Sport
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what is the battery life
Asked by Adam Richardson on 22nd September 2017
This does not incldue a battery. However, on a 2200 4S we'd estimate around 15 mins or so depending on your flying style.
Answered by: Ben @ Wheelspin Models
what is it made of?
Asked by Bob on 5th November 2018
These are foam construction
Answered by: Ben @ Wheelspin Models
