Kyosho F-4 Phantom
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Fly the jet fighter that ruled the skies across the world for a generation!
Commissioned in 1958 as America's main strike fighter, the F-4 PHANTOM is still in active service in many airforce's around the world today although it has now been officially retired from the American military. With a impressive history established over more than half a century, the more than 5,000 supersonic jets produced for the West is a record that still stands. KYOSHO is proud to reproduce the universally acclaimed performance of this famous fighter, powered by the unique DF55 electric ducted fan unit that generates realistic jet flight performance. The almost completely finished fuselage with intricate camouflage coloring allows you to focus on the enjoyment of flying. This PIP (Plug in Play) kit is pre-installed with 2 micro servos, brushless motor and speed control amp so you can use your choice of transmitter. Stability and precision control replicate the true jet fighter flight characteristics that are ideal for intermediate-level fliers in performing jet flight maneuvers. Enjoy the user-friendly experience with the dynamic attacking flight style of KYOSHO's F-4 PHANTOM!
Features
• Styrene main fuselage realizes a lightweight form complete with camouflage color scheme.
• Includes a special 25A amp. for brushless motor control.
• Compatible with 11.1V-910-1300mAh Lithium Polymer battery.
• Battery room size holds large capacity battery packs up to dimensions: 106 x 32 x 20mm.
• Includes two micro servos for elevon control.
• Simply attach the fan to the ducted unit, glue the main and tail wings to the fuselage, set the linkages and apply the decals to complete.
• Kit includes 2 servos, ESC, motor and EDF unit.
Tech Specs
Width:............... 534mm
Length:.............. 756mm
Weight:.............. 450g - 500g
Wing Area:.......... 9.5dm2
Wing Type:......... 9% Original Semi-Symmetrical
Dihedral Angle:..... Wing Tips 15°
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Looks great! I should add this...I have flown both the A-6 and F-16, and due to their small size, they both give a suprising level of performance, box-stock. This should be the same.
I think I ought to get me one of these...
I think I ought to get me one of these...
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Well I stopped by the field right after work, and tossed the F-4 in to the air. On hand launch I did not need to do much. The airplane climbed for the clouds. I played around with the trims a bit to get it flying level and straight. After that I went for some glide approaches, and then low fly-bys, as well as loops and rolls. This airplane feels more stable than the F-16. I hope to have some video of the F-4 here very soon.
Ohio Av8tor, street price should be -/+ $199.99, includes ESC, 2 servios, motor and fan.
Ohio Av8tor, street price should be -/+ $199.99, includes ESC, 2 servios, motor and fan.
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