Hobby Zone Super Cup LP BNF
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Background
For me, this is where it started - a Christmas gift from my wife in 2010. This Super Cub is constructed out of foam and fits into the category of park flyer. It employs three channels - for elevator, throttle and rudder - no ailerons. I wanted the Bind'n'Fly (BNF) version because I planned to use the airplane with the Spektrum DX5e transmitter that was supplied with Phoenix, an RC flight simulator. After plenty of practice on the simulator I took to the air in a local park - what a thrill! I flew it a couple of times before I started searching for a club so I could learn to fly properly. When I found one, I quickly learned that with the light weight and lack of ailerons made Super Cub LP a less than ideal trainer. The Super Cub doesn't get a lot of use anymore, but it hangs in the basement ready for the day when my daughter wants to learn.
Specifications
Wingspan: | 1200 mm (47.7") |
Length: | 825 mm (32.5") |
Weight: | 715 g (25.2 oz) |
Powerplant: | 480 brushed electric |
Receiver: | 2.4GHz DSM2 receiver/ESC |
Receiver battery: | 3S 11.1V 1300 Li-Po |
Ignition battery: | N/A |
Aileron servo: | N/A |
Elevator servo: | Parkzone PKZ1060 |
Throttle servo: | N/A |
Rudder servo: | Parkzone PKZ1060 |
Modifications
Battery box reinforcement (coming soon)
Wing saddle reinforcement (coming soon)
Landing gear reinforcement (coming soon)
Wheels (coming soon)