GPMA1153   Great Planes   Piper Cub Electric Park Flyer

TECH NOTES
     This is the radio controlled, electric powered, almost-ready-to-fly
                 Great Planes Piper Cub Park Flyer Aerobat.
                   For beginning to intermediate fliers.

    **Additional Technical Info Will Be Added When It Becomes Available**

FEATURES: Construction:
          Wings:                                 attaches with rubber bands
          Motor: 280 size
          Gearbox: 3.5:1 ratio
          Radio Compartment: Easily accessible below wing
          Covering: Pre-covered in tough heat shrink covering
          Landing Gear: Pre-formed wire
          Building Time: Assembles in 4-6 hours
          Warranty: Great Planes Model Manufacturing Company guarantees this
            kit free from defects in both materials and workmanship at the date
            of purchase.

INCLUDES: Pre-built wing and tail sections, pushrods, prebent wire landing gear
            280 motor, 3.5:1 gearbox, speed control, 10x7 propeller,
            hardware package and photo-illustrated instructions.

REQUIRES: Battery:         9.6V 2/3AA 650mAh NiMH         (GPMP0072)
          Charger:         Great Planes Electrfly Charger (GPMM3000)
          Radio:           3-4 Channel
          Servos:          Two, micro or nano size
          Misc. Items:     Building and field equipment

SPECS:    Wingspan:        41"   (1040mm)
          Wing Area:       269 sq in (17.4 dm2)
          Weight:          14 oz (395g)
          Wing Loading:    7.5 oz/sq ft (23g/dm2)
          Length:          29.5" (750mm)
          Airfoil:
          Center of Gravity:
          Control Throws-           Low Rate          High Rate
            Elevator: Up & Down
            Rudder: Right & Left

COMMENTS: If using an existing radio and not purchasing the Futaba 3FR listed
           in the Accessory Completion Guide, only one receiver is required
           depending on the channel of the radio selected (Low band Ch 11-35,
           High band Ch 36-60). Please note the Accessory Completion Guide
           lists both Low and High band receivers. Channel selection is left
           to the modeler's preference.