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FT Fun Pack MKR2

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$29.99

UPC:
FT5207052524

Beginner RC Airplane Build Kit

Bring fun to your RC plane collection with the iconic FT Flyer and Nutball V.2. These aircraft offer excitement for beginners and experienced hobbyists alike.

FT Fun Pack MKR2

$29.99

FT Fun Pack MKR2

$29.99
Flying Space Required
small_field
Gymnasium
Build Level
beginner
Very Easy
Flying Level
beginner
Very Easy
Build Time
very-slow
0.9 Hr
Flying Speed
very-slow
Very Slow
Battery Capacity
battery
800 mAh
Battery Cells
battery
2-Cell
Power Pack
A
Min. Channels
battery
3-Channels
Series
Simple Series

After many years, and many requests, Bixler has upgraded the two most iconic designs that gave FT its beginning! Everyone loved the original FT 3-Pack (well, maybe minus the Delta), so we are now offering the new and improved FT Flyer and Nutball v.2s in the new FT Fun Pack MKR2! These aircraft have the same functionality as the original, but now with a little more history under their wings. Whether you are just starting out in the hobby, or have been in it for a while, the fun and excitement of these aircraft will not disappoint.

THESE ARE AIRFRAMES ONLY.

 

FT Fun Pack MKR2 Specifications

FT NUTBALL
  • Weight without battery: 7.5 oz (212 grams)
  • Wingspan: 19" (480 mm)
FT FLYER
  • Weight without battery: 8 oz (226 grams)
  • Wingspan: 25.75" (655 mm)

Package Includes

  • THESE ARE AIRFRAMES ONLY.
  • Laser-cut foam for 2 airframes
  • 2 X Power Pods
  • 2 X Firewalls
  • Zip ties
  • Push rods
  • Control horns
  • Velcro
  • Bar-BQ Skewers
  • Rubber bands
  • Rod for landing gear

FT Fun Pack MKR2 Videos

  • Awesome little park flyers!
    4

    Posted by chris Ieda on 1st Sep 2023

    With the looming FAA rulings, I have been building up my sub 250g fleet and these two are amazing! Using old emax 1806 motors and some servos, I put together these two in 30 minutes! The Nutball does fly "nutty," but is a hoot to hover with and do barrel rolls. The Flyer is more of a point and shoot plane, but it prefers a very mild high alpha as flying straight and level, it will tend to loose altitude and get kind of swoopy. I have flown both of these in very light breezes and they are awesome to "streamer cut with!

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