Arrow Hobby P-47 Thunderbolt PNP with Retracts (980mm)

Description

Arrow Hobby P-47

Product Description
The Republic P-47 Thunderbolt was a World War II era fighter aircraft that served with the United States Army Air Forces. Weighing in at eight tonnes when fully loaded, it was one of the heaviest fighters and ground attack aircraft of its era. Carrying M8 rocket pods and a 2500lb payload of bombs, it was highly effective in ground attack missions. Arrows Hobby is proud to introduce the intricately detailed 980mm P-47. Featuring retractable landing gear, a realistic four bladed propeller, removable auxiliary fuel tank, bombs and rocket pods- the P-47 faithfully replicates its full-sized World War II counterpart.

Key Features
Power system- 3536 850kV Motor, 40A ESC
High power-to-weight ratio
Recommended battery 11.1V 2200mAh 25C
Oversized battery compartment for a multitude of battery sizes and capacities
6x Pre-installed high quality servos
Highly detailed realistic and functional flaps and landing gear
Removable auxiliary fuel tank, bombs and rocket pods
LED lights and a painted pilot figure
Highly durable airframe
Easy assembly
Water-based paint

What’s in the Box
1x Factory assembled and painted fuselage
1x Factory assembled and painted 1-piece wing
1x Factory assembled and painted tail set
1x Pre-installed 3536 850KV Motor
1x Pre-installed 40A ESC with XT60 connector
2x Pre-installed electric retracts
1x Scale 4-blade propeller and spinner set
1x Elevator spar
2x Removable bombs
2x Removable rocket launchers
1x Pitot tube
1x Removable antenna
1x Screw and push rod set
1x Instruction manual
Needed to Complete
6 channel radio and receiver
Foam safe CA
Recommended 11.1V 2200mAh 25C LiPo
Charger

Arrow Hobby P-47 – Technical Specifications
Weights & Dimensions
Shipping Weight: 0.00kg 0.00lbs
Product Length: 865mm 34.06in
Product Wingspan: 980mm 38.58in
Product Wing Area: 16.84dm2 261in2

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