Introduced in the 1980s, DPR's rubber-powered park flyer was re-engineered in 2017 and this is the new electric-powered version that provides the option to add three-channel radio control for rudder, elevator and throttle. The kit is packed with laser-cut parts that aid quick and painless assembly whilst the design suits beginners and even youngsters (with a little help along the way). In that respect, everything you need is there, including wheels, pre-shaped undercarriage wire and a pre-cut windscreen surround. Just add your own glues, tissue paste and dope to complete.
What's in the Box:
- Laser-cut balsa and plywood parts
- Wire undercarriage and wheels
- Full-size build plan & sandpaper sheet
- Push rods for elevator and rudder
- Tissue for covering
- Protective clear plastic sheet to protect the plan when building
- Detailed step-by-step building manual and illustrated colour R/C conversion instructions
- Hyper Cub waterslide decals
Needed to Complete:
- Electric motor (recommended Roxxy 22-16-25)
- 12A ESC
- GWS-type, slow-fly 7 x 6" propeller
- 2 x 4.5g ultra nano servos (recommended HS-40)
- 2S LiPo battery - 350-400mAh (50 x 10 x 27mm)
- Suitable covering material as alternative to tissue supplied (Oralight suggested)
Manuals & Parts Explosions:
DPR Hyper Cub Kit Plane Tech Specs:
- Shipping Weight: 0.43kg / 0.96lbs
- Brand: DPR
- Part No: DPR1008E
- Barcode: 5051121234596
- Power: Electric
- Assembly Level: Kit (Unassembled)
- Flying Style: Trainers
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I have been looking at your DPR Hyper Cub Kit Plane as a birthday present for my Dad. He is totally new to RC planes, but used to love flying the real thing. Will all of the 'required' parts to make this Electric plane include everything to get the plane to fly, or is a remote control also required?
Asked by Rachel Tilley on 12th May 2020
To get this up and flying you'd want to budget another say £200+ or so depending on your spec choice.
Answered by: Ben @ Wheelspin Models
How much is electric kit for hyper cub plane
Asked by Derrick Redfern on 4th December 2021
This plane would require these items to make it Radio Controlled:
2 x Hitec HS-35HD 2212035
1 x GWS 7x6 slow fly prop 4460299
1 x ZTW Mantis ZTW2012101
1 x Motor MPX314956
1 x 2s 400mAh 25c Lipo EFLB4002S30
Then a 4+ ch Transmitter and receiver.
Answered by: Si @ Wheelspin Models
