FMS 1220MM SUPER EZ TRAINER ARTF w/o TX/RX/BATT
Behold the FMS Super EZ trainer! After months of hard work, FMS is very proud to present one of the most advanced multi-purpose trainers on the market today, the Super EZ.
The Super EZ is a true all-rounder, featuing cool looks, 1.2M wingspan, low wing-loading, super-light construction and metal landing gear- the Super EZ has great trainer aircraft flight characteristics! No need for electronic stabilization or advanced transmitters, the Super EZ allows for very easy flights.
Learn how to fly in an extremely short time!
FMS Super EZ Trainer Features:
- No glue required, screw-together construction
- 10 minute assembly time
- 10 seconds quick-release wing, easily portable airframe
- 3S 1300mAh battery allows for 15 minute flight times
- Reasonable price for beginners
- Ready to fly version available
Spec Check:
- Wingspan: 1220mm/48.0in
- Overall Length: 1020mm/40.2 in
- Flying Weight: 890g/31.4oz
- Motor Size: 3136/KV1050
- ESC: 20A
- Servo: 4 x 9g Servo
- Radio: 4 Channel
- CG (center of gravity): 55-65mm(From Leading Edge)
- Prop Size: 10 x 5 in 2 blade
Please Note: This aircraft requires a 11.1V 1300 mAh 25C LiPo battery and charger, 4 channel transmitter and receiver for completion.
- Brand: FMS
- Part No: FS0214
- Barcode: 5055323975127
- Assembly Level: ARTF (Almost RTF)
- Power: Electric
- Flying Style: Trainers
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Deans or EC3 battery for the FMS EZ.
Asked by Clive Barrett on 30th January 2017
This comes with deans connector.
Answered by: Ben @ Wheelspin Models
will it take 2200 lipo???
Asked by Alan Kerr on 20th May 2017
The recommended battery is a 1300 - however depending on size of your 2200 pack, you may be able to squeeze one in there.
Answered by: Ben @ Wheelspin Models
