Pilot-RC's first ever biplane! And it could be no other than the classically beautiful Pitts Challenger.

Fear not about long setup times of traditional biplanes, Pilot-RC's innovative and patented systems allow you to have the model completely put together in under 5 minutes, to then unleash the acrobatic and 3D monster that our Pitts.

Features

SPECIAL NEW! Pilot-RC new and patented quick release system for fast wing mounting at the field.

Special Pilot-RC no screw canopy. Quick release with new security latch design.

Strong but light, specially developed for precision acrobatic and extreme 3D flying

Genuine German Oracover (Ultracote) covering

Highly prefabricated, experienced builders can have air ready in under a day

Pre-installed hinges (glued and pinned)

Internally mounted cowling - so no external screws exposed

Removable wings, wing stut and stabs.

Laser engraved motor mounting position

Included Hardware

Complete air frame with all basic accessories (such as carbon fibre main undercarriage, tail-gear assembly and wing-tubes as well as fibreglass control horns and wheel pants)

Pre-installed hinges and pre-mounted canopy

Fuel tank and fuel tubing pre-prepared, fuel dot and breather valve

Wheels, axles and wheel pants

Pre-prepared pushrods with ball links

Matching carbon spinner

Required Hardware

Motor: 50-70cc (easily fits DLE60, DA70 and GP76 engines inside the cowl)

Servos: x7 high torque plus throttle // Uses x1 per aileron (total x4), x1 per elevator and x1 on rudder

Required extension wire lengths:

x2 for bottom wing aileron servo: 12cm

x2 for top wing aileron servo: 55cm (installed in bottom wing) + 46cm (installed in wing struts)

x2 for the receiver to the the wing root, inside fuselage: 32cm

x2 for elevator servo: 50cm

x1 for throttle servo: 35cm

Also requires all the usual accessories such as transmitter, receiver, propeller, batteries and possibly other small accessories.

Motor: 60cc - DLE60 Twin 2-Stroke Petrol Engine. or for ballistic power the GP76cc

Specifications

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