Seagull Arising Neo Trainer (15-20cc / 6S) 1.88 / 74in (White)

Key Features

• A perfect entry-level trainer or lazy aerobat.
• Highly prefabricated main airframe components.
• Minimal assembly required.
• Light yet strong balsa & ply construction.
• Plug-in wing panels.
• Professionally applied heat-shrink film finish.
• Suits both i.c. and electric power.
• Upright engine for easy starting and cool running.
• Large canopy-hatch for easy battery-changing.
• Tough trike undercarriage configuration.
• High-quality steerable, sprung nose leg.
• Forgiving flying characteristics.
• Attractive high-vis colour scheme.

What's in the Box

• 1x Factory-finished fuselage assembly.
• 1x Factory-finished wing set.
• 1x Factory-factory finished tail set.
• 1x Comprehensive hardware pack.
• 1x Electric power conversion kit.
• 1x Undercarriage and wheel set.
• 1x Matching spinner.
• 1x Tubular aluminium wing spar.
• 1x Comprehensive instruction manual.

Needed to Complete

• 1x 20cc engine or 6s electric equivalent.
• 1x 8-Channel computer transmitter & receiver combo.
• 1x Propeller to suit chosen engine.

Product Description

Ambitious beginners, newly qualified solo pilots or experienced old hands, the Arising Neo offers a perfect blend of performance, stability and simplicity, bridging the gap between a pure entry-level trainer and an advanced aerobatic sportster. Fact is, this 74-inch high-winger offers a truly relaxing and rewarding flying experience. Optimised for 20cc gas engines, the Neo is a highly prefabricated ARTF that boasts a lightweight and strong balsa / plywood construction, factory-covered in vivid heat-shrink film to ensure both visibility and style in the air.

With its generous wing area and semi-symmetrical airfoil, the Arising Neo provides smooth, semi-correcting flight characteristics that make it ideal for learning, slow approaches and relaxed cruising. But that's not all. For those moving up from a basic 4-channel trainer, it adds flaps to the mix and the possibility of harnessing its high-lift wing to facilitate glider towing. All things considered, it's fair to say that everyone would appreciate a Neo in their fleet.