ROC HOBBY 1100MM VIPER BLUE70MM EDF ARTF w/o TX/RX/BATT

Building on engineering innovations seen in this popular jet model, ROC HOBBY has launched the brand new 70mm EDF Super Viper onto the market!

In terms of appearance, the Super Viper has a scaled navy blue color scheme with bright yellow wingtips, which highly distinguishes it for long distance viewing. The optimized fuselage shape decreases wind resistance and the button-type canopy design lets you latch the canopy so you will not lose the cockpit duringextreme maneuvers.

In terms of performance, the Super Viper is equiped with a 70mm 12-blade Ducted Fan, innrunner KV1850 motor and a Predator 70A ESC. This is a powerful system and when coupled with a 6S battery resembles a turbine engine sound.

This inexpensive fine trainer is an excellent edf jet for beginners and to keep costs low Roc Hobby offer the model as a standard PNP with options to add flap servos at a later date.

Get yourself a Super Viper and bring new excitement to the flying field!

Features

• High quality Predator 70A ESC, powerful KV1850 inner running motor with the latest 70mm 12-blade EDF V2


• Screw-together construction


• Button type canopy hatch


• Pre-installed ball link style control horns provide precise surface contro


• The finest Trainer EDF in the market

Specifications

Wingspan: 1100mm / 43.3 in
Overall Length: 1025mm / 40.4 in
Flying Weight: Around 1795g
Motor Size: 2860-KV1850 inner running
ESC: Predator 70A
Servo: 9g digital metal gear x 6
Radio: 6 Channel
CG (centre of gravity): 90-95mm (From Leading Edge)
Prop Size: 70mm Ducted Fan (12-blade)
Recommended Battery: 6S Li-Po 22.2V 3300mAh 35C
Approx. Flying Duration: 4 minutes
Minimum Age Recommendation: 14+
Experience Level: Intermediate
Recommended Environment: Outdoor
Assembly Time: 30 Minutes
Material: Durable Durable EPO

Please Note: This kit is sold in ARTF (Almost-ready-to-fly) format and requires the following for completion: 6 Channel Radio, 6 Cell 22.2V 3300mAh Lipo Battery, 6 Cell Compatible Battery Charger.

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