The North American Aviation T-28 is a radial-engine military trainer manufactured by North American Aviation and used by the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Navy from the 1950s onwards. In addition to its use as a trainer, the T-28 was successfully employed as a counter-insurgency aircraft, mainly during the Vietnam War. It continued to be used by civilians as an aerobatic performer and warbird.
Specifications:
- - Wingspan: 1770 mm
- - Fuse length: 1350 mm
- - Weight: 5.4-5.9 kg
- - Nitro engine required: .95 - (2-stroke) or 100-120 (4-stroke)
- - Gasoline engine required: 17-20cc -2-stroke or 21cc -2-stroke
- - Radial motor: Saito FG-19 R3 or FA-120 R3
- - Electric motor: Boost 60 - 800 watt
- - Battery: Lipo 6S 5500mAh battery
- - Propeller: 15 x6 - 15 x8
- - Radio request: 9 channels including 9 servos
- -Standard servos: 2x Aileron, 2x Depth, 1x Rudder, 1x Nosewheel
- - 19-gram servo: 2 x Flaps, 1 x main gear door, (1 x motor throttle)
Includes:
- Gear assembly - Assembly instructions with scene photos
- Wheels
- Aluminium wing joiner
- Decals and all hardware
- Engine mounts
- Fuel tank
- Span in meters
- 1,77
- Type of aircraft kit
- Kit to equip
- Material
- Wood
307-45VQA162S
No reviews
Comments (0)
No customer reviews for the moment.