E-flite 60–120 85° Main Electric Retract
Brand: E Flite
Part No: EFLG510
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The E-flite 60–120 85 Degree Strut Ready Main Electric Retract (EFLG510) provides smooth, fast retraction for larger sport and scale models. With a wide 4.8–7.4V operating range, universal connector, and 5 mm strut interface, it is straightforward to integrate into your setup. Each unit is suitable for models in the 8.0–15.0 lb (3.60–5.80 kg) weight class.
Designed for aircraft or helicopter applications, the retract features low idle current draw and rapid cycle times to complement modern receiver power systems. Weight per unit is 130 g.
Specifications
- Aircraft Weight Class: 8.0–15.0 lbs (3.60–5.80 kg)
- Application: Aircraft/Helicopter
- Connector Type: Universal
- Current Draw, Idle: 5 mA
- Current Draw, Stall: 900 mA
- Speed: 1.25 sec @ 4.8V; 1.0 sec @ 6.0V; 0.8 sec @ 7.4V
- Strut Diameter: 5 mm
- Voltage Range: 4.8–7.4V
- Weight: 4.6 oz (130 g) each
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Specifications
- Aircraft Weight Class: : 8.0–15.0 lbs (3.60–5.80kg)
- Application: : Aircraft/Helicopter
- Connector Type: : Universal
- Current Draw Idle: : 5mA
- Current Draw Stall: : 900mA
- Speed: : 1.25 [email protected], 1.0 sec @ 6.0V, .8 sec @ 7.4V
- Strut Diameter: : 5mm
- Voltage Range: : 4.8–7.4V
- Weight: : 4.6 oz (130g) each
Key Info:
- Brand: E Flite
- Part No: EFLG510
- Barcode: 605482093382
- Fitment: Option Part
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Yes they are listed for the Mustang 20cc
They are not specifically listed for the Corsair - however they are listed for the Thunderbolt and Mustang 20CC, so I'd imagine are very close :-)
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