@@osmw I just built a BOM (kit, covering, motor, esc, receiver, servos, rods/clevises, 2 batteries, shipping) and even with cheap foreign parts it's well over $300 (not including glues and things). With Eflite/Spektrum stuff its more like $450+. Again, it's a great looking plane that I'm sure is fun to build, and definitely unique.
Hi Michael. It does have provisions to take a .25. Actually, there's a separate firewall for glow that's built into the kit. You won't see it on this electric version, but we've thought of that. You'll need to mount the tank in the battery compartment and drill a few holes to get the throttle cable through, but a minimum of fuss.
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Great looking plane, would love to build one someday. Total build cost is going to add up quickly though, probably north of $300 to get one airborne.
Not quite that much but you have the joy of building it - and covering it the way YOU want. Not just another look-alike ARF at the field.
@@osmw I just built a BOM (kit, covering, motor, esc, receiver, servos, rods/clevises, 2 batteries, shipping) and even with cheap foreign parts it's well over $300 (not including glues and things). With Eflite/Spektrum stuff its more like $450+. Again, it's a great looking plane that I'm sure is fun to build, and definitely unique.
have you tested it with a glow .25?? I really don't like electric. I would definitely install a .25.
Hi Michael. It does have provisions to take a .25. Actually, there's a separate firewall for glow that's built into the kit. You won't see it on this electric version, but we've thought of that. You'll need to mount the tank in the battery compartment and drill a few holes to get the throttle cable through, but a minimum of fuss.