Ripmax Mini Bolero EP ARTF - Wooden FunFly 3D Parkflier

Ripmax Mini Bolero EP ARTF - Wooden FunFly 3D Parkflier

Brand: Ripmax

Part Number: A-ARTF6740

£216.24 Web Price RRP £249.99

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The Mini Bolero is a scaled down version of the popular larger Bolero. This practical sized parkflier is fully built from balsa and ply then covered in iron-on film to produce and strong and durable electric 3D funfly. The low wing loading and large control surfaces allow the Mini Bolero to excel in 3D flight and fast agile manoeuvres. The recommended motor provides 1.5:1 power to weight ratio so hovering and long vertical manoeuvres are a breeze.

Designed in CAD, then produced on jigs with laser cut parts and then covered in high quality iron-on film the Mini Bolero oozes quality that the equivalent size foam model just cannot match. All areas of the design and construction have been studied and optimised for performance and durability. The wings are fully symmetrical and feature a thick custom aerofoil to improve flight characteristics on windy days and a predictable response during slow speed flight. The wings are easy to attach and remove through the large fuselage hatch, but it is small enough to fit in a car fully assembled. The tailplanes are an open structure to reduce weight and the control surfaces themselves are huge and capable of large throws for the ultimate response.

The Mini Bolero is supplied with no electronics allowing you to choose your favourite components. We recommend a 2217-1100Kv brushless motor (Quantum II 400 recommended) with a 30A ESC (Quantum 30A recommended) and a 3S 1300-1800mAh 30C Li-Po (High Energy 3S1P 1300mAh 30C or 3S1P 1800mAh 30C recommended). You will also need four 9 gram digital servos with about 2kg/cm of torque (New Power XLD-09HMB or Quartz P-QZ102 recommended). Then you can use your choice of 2.4GHz radio equipment with a minimum of 4 channels.

The Mini Bolero can be wild in the right hands but that shouldn't scare any novice aerobatic pilots away. Simply reduce the control movements down and the Mini Bolero is docile enough to learn aerobatics and it makes for a great first mid-wing model. The Mini Bolero is predictable, smooth and extremely capable with the ability to progress with you as you become a 3D pro!

• All balsa and ply construction
• Pre-covered in high quality heat shrink film
• Large control surfaces for 3D flight
• 1.5:1 Power to weight ratio!
• Large hatch for easy access
• 2-Piece wing with carbon spar

Included in the Box:
• Pre-Covered Balsa/Ply Airframe
• Fibreglass Cowling
• Carbon Spar
• Aluminium Undercarriage
• Comprehensive hardware pack
• A4 colour manual
• Painted Spinner

Required to Complete:
• 2217-1100KV Brushless Outrunner
• APC 10x5" EP
• 30A Brushless ESC
• 4x 9g Digital Servos
• 4-5 Channel 2.4GHz Tx/Rx
• 3S 1300-1800mAh 30C Li-Po
• Various hand tools and glues

Specifications
Propeller APC 10"x5" EP (Rec.)
Type Wooden ARTF
Wingspan 950mm (37.5")
Length 950mm (37.5")
Weight 870-920g (31-32.5oz)
Servos 4x 9g Micro Digital (Req.)
Radio System 4-5 Channel 2.4GHz (Req.)
LiPo 3S1P 11.1V 1300-1800mAh 30C (Rec.)
Electric Motor 2217-1100Kv (Req.)
Speed Controller 30A Brushless (Req.)
  • Brand: Ripmax
  • Part No: A-ARTF6740
  • Barcode: 5028967405800
  • Assembly Level: ARTF (Almost RTF)
  • Power: Electric
  • Flying Style: Sport

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Are the servo linkages included?
Asked by Rp on 19th September 2020

Pushrods etc should be included I believe yes

Answered by: Ben @ Wheelspin Models

Can the mini bolero fly off a 4s 2200 lipo? Regards Dave
Asked by David Lewis on 16th June 2023

Not on the suggested system that is 3s only , i am sure people have put 4s systems in this but i would research what would be best KV wise and what amp esc you will need.

Answered by: Steve @ Wheelspin Models

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