eRC Micro P-51D Mustang Ridge Runner III RTF
 

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eRC Micro P-51D Mustang Ridge Runner III RTF

2.4 GHz radio & 2 batteries - everything included for $99.99
Micro P-51D Mustang "Ridge Runner" is the first in a series of authentic Micro Warbirds from eRC. 14-1/2" wingspan, 13-1/2" long, 35 sq. in. wing area, 1.1 oz. flying weight. Ready to fly right out of the box. Comes with 2 flight batteries to keep you flying. The transmitter is a 2.4 GHz 4-channel radio. The P-51 is completely built and decorated in authentic Ridge Runner III colors and includes a pre-installed geared, brushed motor, receiver and proportional servos.

Model can be flown indoors or outdoors in calm winds. Designed with the sport flyer in mind - pilots will enjoy the stable flight characteristics, durability, and great scale details. Landing gear are removable, airplane can be flown with or without it. Use the included display stand to showcase your WWII Fighter.

Micro P-51D Mustang Highlights:

* Comes with everything needed to fly, all in one box
* Realistic scale features include clear canopy, strut covers, and authentic graphics
* Includes 2 single-cell Lithium batteries that charge from transmitter
* 3-Channel control: throttle, ailerons and elevator
* Proportional servo controls for smooth, responsive flight
* Geared motor with plenty of power for ground take-offs
* Lightweight, durable foam construction
* For sport to intermediate pilots
* 8 to 10 minute flight times
* Display stand included
* Complete line of replacement parts available

Micro P-51D Specs:

* Wingspan: 14-1/2"
* Length: 13-1/2"
* Wing Area: 35 sq. in.
* Flying Weight: 1.1 oz.

I just won this over at RCG during the Black Friday giveaway! Woot!

Nice little plane. I won one as a door prize at the JR indoor. Check out the batteries. Looks like the polarity is flipped from the other 1 s batts I have. The rep at the JR said they had just found that and were going to address it at some point but not sure how long that might take.

Wow man, thanks for the heads-up. I can make a dongle out of my relatively useless Vapor charger lead.