FMS 1400mm P-40B Flying Tiger RC Warbird PNP

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Your Price: $309.00

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Part Number:FMS081P

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Specifications:

Wingspan	1400mm/55.1in
Overall Length	1192mm/46.9 in
Flying Weight	approx 2500g/5.5lbs
Motor Size	Brushless 4258-kv650
ESC	70A with 5a SBEC
Servo	17g Digital Metal Gear x6, 9g Digital Metal gear x 1
Radio	6 Channel
CG (center of gravity)	50-55mm (from leading edge)
Prop Size	14*8, 3 Blade
Recommended Battery	Li-Po 14.8V 3300mAh 35C
Aileron	Yes
Elevator	Yes
Rudder	Yes
Flaps	Yes
Retracts	Yes
Approx. Flying Duration	6 minutes
Minimum Age Recommendation	14+
Experience Level	Intermediate
Recommended Environment	Outdoor
Assembly Time	1 hour
Is Assembly Required	Yes
Material	Durable EPO
Package Options	PNP
Requires	PNP requires Radio System, Battery and Charger

Requires:

1 x 14.8V 3300mAh 30C Li-Poly Battery Click Here
1 x 6CH Radio System Click Here
1 x Charger Click Here

Warning: Receiver compatibility issue.

It has been known that FMS slow flap servos don't work with receivers with PWM output frequency lower than 50Hz. One of the receivers we know with compatibility issue is Frsky receivers.
If you are using FUTABA radio, please use original FUTABA receivers or PowerUP receivers which can be found in PorcupineRC store.

My 1400mm FMS P40B arrived in excellent condition from PorcupineRC. The model went together so easily and the scale detail was accurate. The retracts worked a treat. At this stage, I have only flown this model on one occasion and once airborne, very little trim was required. The plane looks great in the air and grooves along at a nice pace. I used a 3700 lipo and the centre of gravity was spot on. My only concern at this stage is that the flaps on full rotation are making a bit of noise which I will have to investigate. Besides that minor issue, a great plane which looks like the real thing in the air. Thoroughly recommended for somebody who has several warbirds under their belt. Not suitable for a novice looking to purchase their first model.

Reviewed by: Angelo Giofrelle from Australia. on 12/8/2016