This is the Flite Test Micro Adventure Electric Airplane. The crew at Flite Test absolutely love civilian aircraft, and thanks to the incredible experience with the FT Commuter, FT decided to bring something similar to the PNP design. The FT Adventure has the subtle flight characteristics that you would expect from a classic, high wing trainer design and also has plenty of power and efficiency to enjoy long flight times. Versatility is really important to FT, so FT designed the Adventure to be able to fly off of a tricycle gear, as a tail dragger or even fly off water and snow with the included float kit. The FT Adventure looks just as good up close as it does in the air with a paint scheme that is not often seen in micro model aircraft. Flite Test wanted the people to feel like a version of this airplane could be found one day in their own hanger. This aircraft is the perfect size to enjoy in a small or large flying area and in some scenarios, could even be flown indoors. Being well under 250g, it does not need to be registered in many countries. For your convenience, a receiver quick connect kit has been included to make connecting your receiver as simple as possible. Regardless of your radio system of choice, you can easily enjoy this aircraft regardless of what protocol they are using. The Micro Adventure could also be a really fun FPV platform by adding a small video transmitter.
Features:
- Realistic panel lines
- Under 250g
- Magnetic hatch
- Simple construction
- Included Float Kit
- Tail dragger and tricycle landing gear
- Steerable water rudder
- 4 channels: throttle, ailerons, elevator and rudder.
- Optional flaps
Specifications:
Flight Time: 8-12 minutes
Flying Weight: 152g
Motor: Micro Brushless
Wingspan: 640mm
Includes:
- (3) servo adapters
- (1) ESC adapter
- (1) Propeller
- (1) Metal Spinner
Needed to complete:
- (1) 2.4GHz Transmitter & Matching 4+ Channel Receiver
- (1+) 2S 7.4V 550-620mAh LiPo Battery
- (1) LiPo Battery Balance Charger
- Misc. building tools
This product was added to our catalog on February 6, 2020
