E-flite Ultra-Micro UMX Sbach 342 Bind-N-Fly 3D Airplane

This is the E-flite Ultra-Micro UMX Sbach 342 Bind-N-Fly 3D Airplane. The Sbach 342 is one of the most exciting full-scale aerobatic designs to come out of Germany since the first Extra. The brainchild of aerodynamic visionary, Horst Streicher, it's the first two-seat monoplane capable of truly holding its own in Unlimited-class competition. E-flite has captured the essence of the 342s incredible performance with this remarkably scale ultra micro that flies extreme aerobatics with the same sense of power and precision you would expect of a larger model.

Designed by world-class competitor Mike McConville, the E-flite UMX Sbach 342 BNF comes out of the box completely assembled and ready to be bound to any DSM2 or DSMX transmitter.

Features:

• Includes two sets of optional Side Force Generators
• Magnetic cowl hatch for easy access to the motor and battery compartment
• Features an authentic paint scheme
• Equipped with a 180BL, 2500Kv brushless outrunner motor
• 2S 180mAh Li-Po battery and DC charger included
• Includes Spektrum AR6400NBL DSM2 receiver/ESC unit and four AS2000L long-throw servos

Specifications:
Wingspan: 17.0 in (432mm)
Overall Length: 16.6 in (422mm)
Wing Area: 65 sq in (4.2 sq dm)
Flying Weight: 1.95 oz (55g)
Motor Size: 180-size 2500Kv brushless outrunner
Radio: 4-channel with expo and dual rates
Servos: Four (4) S2000L long-throw servos (installed)
Trim Scheme Colors: Red, white, and black
Wing Loading: 4.2 oz/sq ft
Prop Size: 5 x 2.75
Recommended Battery: 2S 7.4V 180mAh Li-Po (included)
Flaps: No
Retracts: No
Approx. Flying Duration: 6 minutes
Charger: DC powered 2S LiPo charger (included)
Steering: Yes
Minimum Age Recommendation: 14 years
Experience Level: Intermediate
Recommended Environment: Outdoor
Assembly Time: Less than 1 Hour
Is Assembly Required: No

Needed To Complete:

• A 4+ channel DSM2/DSMX compatible transmitter that is capable of programming Dual Rates and Exponential

This product was added to our catalog on July 12, 2011