Fms Pitts 1400Mm V2 Pnp

The Pitts Special is a light aerobatic biplane designed by Curtis Pitts. It has accumulated many competitions wins since its first flight in 1944. The Pitts biplanes dominated world aerobatic competition in the 1960s and 1970s and, even today, remain a potent competition aircraft in the lower categories.

Built upon the successful V1 Pitts biplane, FMS is proud to announce the brand-new Pitts V2. Redesigned with a massive 1400mm wingspan, the Pitts V2 is constructed of lightweight and robust EPO foam material. Proprietary connector plugs built into the wing structure means that the wings can be attached to and detached from the fuselage using just a few screws. The slide-fit wing struts are just as simple, slide them on in just a few seconds and the wing is securely braced!

An oversized battery bay accommodates most 6S packs with ease- giving the pilot ample power to attempt all aerobatic maneuvers. Hobbywing 50A ESC provides bulletproof performance!

While ensuring that the Pitts Special is faithfully recreated, FMS has worked hard to minimize its profit margins in the hopes that pilots who love the Pitts V2 will find it affordable.

With graceful lines from a bygone era, robust airframe and a state-of-the-art power system, the Pitts V2 is a model you shouldn’t miss!

Feature

• Power: 4258 brushless motor, 50A Hobbywing-sourced ESC, 17g servos
• Realistic trim scheme, rivets, panel lines and pilot figure
• Screw-together assembly greatly reduces assembly time
• Oversized battery compartment for larger, more powerful 6S packs
• Robust and durable EPO construction

Specifications

Wingspan:!400mm
Overall Length: 1298mm
Flying Weight: ~3500g
Motorsize: 4258 KV-460
ESC: 50A
Servo: 17g x 4
Radio: 4 Channel
CG (Centre Of Gravity): 155-165mm
Prop Size: 15*9, 2 Blades
Recommended Battery: 22.2V 4000mAh 35c
Aileron: Yes
Evevator: Yes
Rudder: Yes
Flaps: No
Retracts: No
Approx. Flying Duration: 5 Minutes
Experience Level: Inermediate
Assembly Time: 10 Minutes
Wing Load: 72.5 g/dm²
wing Area: 48.3dm²

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