Sopwith Camel 60 ARF.
Hangar
9Άs first World War I scale aircraft is one of historyΆs most
recognizable fighters. No other Allied scout blasted from the sky as
many enemies as the Sopwith Camel, a single-seat British biplane so
named because of the “hump” that stored the breeches of the twin
Vickers machine guns mounted in front of the cockpit.
Small and highly maneuverable, the Sopwith Camel has now spawned a
remarkably accurate scale version from Hangar 9. The Sopwith Camel 60 ARF
features
a meticulous UltraCote® trim scheme and other scale features, such as
an engine, guns and pilot figure, which make it almost
indistinguishable from its full-size forerunner.
Key Features
- Build using either glow or electric power right from the box—no electric conversion necessary
- Outstanding scale warbird looks
- Sport flying characteristics
- Includes prepainted pilot figure, dummy engine, machine gun and numerous other realistic detail parts
- Lightweight balsa-and-ply laser-cut construction
- Covered in authentic Hangar 9® UltraCote®
Specs
| Wingspan: |
61 in (1549mm) |
| Overall Length: |
41.3 in (1050mm) |
| Wing Area: |
1288 sq in (83.1 sq dm) |
| Flying Weight: |
7.5–8.5 lb (3.4–3.9 kg) |
| Engine Size: |
Glow version: Evolution .61NT 2-stroke; Saito FA-91 4-stroke |
| Motor Size: |
Electric version: E-flite Power 46 outrunner |
| Radio: |
4 channels with 5 servos |
| Trim Scheme Colors: |
Olive Drab (HANU904), True Red (HANU866), Grey (HANU882), White (HANU870), Deep Blue (HANU873), Silver (HANU881) |
| Recommended Battery: |
Electric version: 1 14.8V 6000mAh 4S3P or 2 7.4V 4200mAh Li-Po packs |
Needed to Complete
Needed to Complete–Glow:
• 4-channel radio system with 5 servos
• Engine
• Propeller
Needed to Complete–Electric:
• 4-channel radio system with 4 servos
• Electric motor
• Speed control
• Battery pack
• Propeller
