DYNAM CESSNA 182 1280MM RTF w/6-AXIS GYRO w/ABS
The Dynam Cessna 182 trainer comes with a 2.4Ghz 4 Channel Transmitter, 11.1V 2200 Li-Po battery and a high powered 950KV Brushless Motor. The new Trainer by Dynam is a true scale ready to fly 4 channel R/C aircraft. Stunning looks make this super realistic in the air and taxiing on the ground. Months of flight testing and design yielded an aircraft that is super stable and capable of maintaining flight at super slow speeds that allow novice to master flight mechanics with ease. As the novice learns he can push the Dynam Trainer to faster speeds of up to 50 mph!It will easily take off from any smooth surface on its scale landing gear.
This model comes with the Detrum SR86A 2.4Ghz Mini Receiver with 6-Axis Gyro/AB built in for auto-stabilization and recovery. For more information on the MSR86A click here
The Dynam Cessna 182 trainer is made from a high strength EPO-foam for added durability and powered by a high powered 950KV electric brushless motor with a 11.1V Li-Po battery pack that provide up to 20 minutes flight between for each charge. The included charger will fully charge battery in only 2 hours.
The Dynam Cessna 182 trainer makes a great gift since everything needed to fly comes in one box, 4 Channel 2.4 GHZ Radio, Battery, Charger. Everything included and pre installed!
Specifications
Wingspan: 1280mm
Total Length: 1000mm
Motor: Brushless ,kv950
Battery: 11.1V 2200mAh 25C Li-Poly (RTF only)
Receiver: Mini Receiver with built in gyro to conveniently support auto stabilization and recovery (SRTF only)
Charger: 2~3 Cells Li-Po balance charger (RTF only)
Transmitter: 4 CH 2.4ghz (RTF only)
Servo: 9g high-speed (4 PCS)
For further information: on flying your RC plane in a safe and responsible manner please check out www.bmfa.org
- Brand: Dynam
- Part No: DYN8938-SRTF
- Barcode: 5056135706565
- Power: Electric
- Assembly Level: RTF (Ready to Fly)
- Flying Style: Trainers
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Can you fit flaps to this model or would you need different wings?
Asked by Dave Everson on 26th April 2018
Yes you can, but Dynam don’t sell a kit for it would need a competent modeller to source and fit the parts
Answered by: Ben @ Wheelspin Models
does this kit come with everything you need to git it into the air? strait out of the box
Asked by Stephen C on 20th May 2018
Yes, this model is RTF (Ready To Fly) so includes radio gear, battery, charger, etc.
Answered by: Ben @ Wheelspin Models
hi, do you have this with a mode 2 transmitter.?
Asked by Darren on 23rd August 2019
Yes this version includes a mode 2 (left hand throttle) transmitter.
Answered by: Ben @ Wheelspin Models
What model / product number transmitter to do you receive with this package?
Asked by Kevin Baldwin on 10th December 2019
You get the Gavin 6A Handset with this plane
Answered by: Anthony @ Wheelspin Models
Is there a way to get it "mode 1" ?
Asked by Luca Piras on 1st December 2020
No sorry these are made as mode 2 as standard.
Answered by: Anthony @ Wheelspin Models
I already have the Cherokee aircraft at home as well as the trojan aircraft would this aircraft the Cessna be a good aircraft for me to learn to fly
Asked by David Bridge on 9th January 2022
Yes this would be a good learner plane
Answered by: Si @ Wheelspin Models
Will this be a suitable step-up from a 500mm wltoys cessna for a 13-year old?
Asked by Nicholas on 6th March 2022
Yes this would be a good plane to step up to, but it does have a tripod design so needs a fairly smooth surface to land on.
Answered by: Si @ Wheelspin Models
Do I have to build this or is it pre assembles, if I do have to build it, is it a simple process that a beginner could do who has never built of flew a plane.
Asked by Kai Westwood on 22nd August 2022
There is minor assembeley on all plane but this is fairly simple and fully explained in the instructions.
Answered by: Si @ Wheelspin Models
