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ParkFlyers R/C J3 Piper Cub Super Class 4-Ch RTF

ParkFlyers R/C J3 Piper Cub Super Class RTF Airplane

J3 Piper Cub Super Class 4-Ch RTF!

Retail Price $219.99
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Manufacturer #: PFRC21283

Availability: IN STOCK
Product Code: PFRC21283

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What You Need to Know

The J3 Piper Cub Super Class RTF takes electric R/C planes to a new level of detail and flight performance. The J3 is designed with realistic 100% scale features like an aluminum tail wheel (with dual spring attenuator), life like wing and tail struts, engine cowling, clear molded windows and high quality rubber wheel landing gear. It comes powered by a 1200kv brushless motor running an 11.1 volt 20C LiPo battery pack for a top speed at over 60mph at full throttle.

Want to fly slow? The J3 Piper Cub can easily fly around at 1/4 throttle (a slow 10mph) to suit the novice as well. The J3 was designed to fly at both ends of the spectrum. This enables the novice to grow with the plane as flying skills develop. As shown in the video, the J3 can be flown with mild aerobatics as one progresses in flying skills.

The J3 Piper Cub is able to take off from grass fields with ease due to its larger sized rubber wheels. This also helps in providing realistic landings as well. The landing gear has a slight springy bounce to it so landings are not only cool but 100% realistic in its overall feel.

Offers full 4-channel proportional control: Rudder, Elevator, Ailerons, Throttle

Made from super Durable EPP Foam that is several times stronger than standard styrofoam. EPP foam tends to be slighly heavier than styrofoam and that makes for better wind penetration. That translates into a more stable aircraft that's less likely to have the wings tipping and bobbing in light winds. The foam is easily repairable with any two-part epoxy.