E Flite F4F Wildcat UMX - BNF Basic

Brand: E Flite

Part Number: EFLU3650


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Key Features

  • 3000Kv 180-size brushless outrunner motor
  • Stability and precision of AS3X® technology
  • Incredibly scale outline
  • Clear canopy with pilot figure
  • Cowl flap and panel-line details
  • Trim scheme of aircraft flown by U.S. Navy ace, Butch O'Hare
  • Performance linear servos
  • Proportional 4-channel control
  • Realistic, removable landing gear and steerable tail wheel
  • Realistic-looking 3-blade propeller

Needed to Complete

  • Full-range, 4+ channel DSMX®/DSM2® transmitter
  • 200-280mAh 2S LiPo flight battery
  • 2S LiPo charger

What's in the box?

  • (1) UMX F4F Wildcat BNF™ Basic
  • (1) User Manual

Overview

From Pearl Harbor through 1942 the F4F Wildcat was the only U.S. fighter in the Pacific capable of thwarting Japan's naval air forces. Although slower and less maneuverable than the vaunted Zero, its heavier armor, self-sealing fuel tanks and rugged airframe could often help a skilled pilot overcome this performance gap and live to fight another day. Edward "Butch" O'Hare was just such a pilot. He distinguished himself in a Wildcat by becoming the U.S. Navy's first fighter ace and earning the Congressional Medal of Honor. This ultra-micro recreation bears the markings of O'Hare's aircraft and is a tribute to him and all the other Wildcat pilots who faced the might of an empire and prevailed.

Powerful 3000Kv 180-Size Brushless Motor with a 3-Blade Prop

In addition to the speed and climb performance of a brushless motor, you also get the realism of a 3-blade propeller that perfectly complements the model's other scale details. The power system is designed for use with a 200-280mAh 2S 7.4V LiPo battery (sold separately). An E-flite® 280mAh 2S 7.4V 30C pack is recommended.

AS3X Stabilization Technology

The AS3X technology built into the receiver works behind the scenes to smooth out the effects of wind and turbulence. It does so using a combination of 3-axis sensing and exclusive flight control software tuned by expert RC pilots. Best of all, it feels completely natural. There is no delay in control response or limits on the model's agility. You will simply feel like you are flying a larger, expertly tuned model that goes right where you point it.

Unrivaled Scale Detail

The outline of the model is designed to look incredibly scale from any angle. The trim scheme and markings are that of the aircraft flown by Butch O'Hare during World War II. Other details include a clear canopy with pilot figure, cowl flaps, molded panel lines and more.

Realistic Removable Landing Gear and Steerable Tail Wheel

The main landing gear models the intricate design of the full-scale gear with incredible detail. A molded cover is included that makes it look like the landing gear is retracted when the main gear is removed. Even the steerable tailwheel is positioned to match the appearance of the full-scale version.

E Flite F4F Wildcat UMX - BNF Basic ** CLEARANCE ** Specfications:

  • Completion Level: Bind-N-Fly Basic
  • Flying Weight: 106 g (3.7 oz)
  • Length: 394mm (15.5 in)
  • Material: Foam
  • Motor Size: 180 BL 3000kV
  • Radio: 4+ Channel
  • Wing Area: 73.0 sq In (4.7 sq Dm)
  • Wingspan: 515mm (20.3 in)
  • Brand: E Flite
  • Part No: EFLU3650
  • Barcode: 605482029954
  • Assembly Level: BNF Basic
  • Power: Electric
  • Flying Style:
    • Sport
    • Ultra Micro

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Would I be able to swap receivers in this model ?
Asked by Gustavo Santos on 10th June 2018

Not really - the receiver unit is built into the main control board.

Answered by: Ben @ Wheelspin Models

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