FLYCOLOR Volantexrc BF109 RC Airplane 2.4Ghz 4CH Remote Control Aircraft Ready to Fly 761-11 Radio Controlled Plane for Beginners with Xpilot Stabilization System,One Key Aerobatic

Item NO: 761-11 Applicable Age: 14 Years Old Or Older Appearance Material: EPP Gyro: Support Motor: Brush Motor Configuration Frequency: 2.4GHz Remote Control Distance: 200 Meters (No Interference, No Occlusion) Charging Time: 3 Hours Or So Flight Time: 10 Minutes Or So Remote Control Battery: 4 AA Batteries (Not Included) Airplane Rechargeable Battery: 3.7V 360mAh Lithium Battery (Included) Airplane Size: Wingspan:15.75 inches/Length:12.13 inches Airplane Weight: 60g Features: - Detachable wing structure, easy to carry - Brush Motor. Very powerful when running. Breakdown rarely occurs and motor replacement is seldom required, which makes your flight more enjoyable. - Xpilot Stabilization System. A trustable flight control assis tant that helps beginner get started to enjoy flying easily. - One-Key U-Turn. The glider plane return by the opposite direction that the airplane set up. - One-Key Aerobatics. Allows beginner pilot to perform aerobatic actions by simply pressing the button on transmitter. - Propeller Saver .Keeps the propeller from damage, and prevent the electronic components from over current. - Gear Box Power System. More thrust and power, more efficient to save power. - EPP Durable Material . The use of epp durable material greatly reduces damage to the aircraft caused by impact. Package Included ： RC Airplane x 1 Remote Controller x 1 3.7V 360mAh Lipo Battery x 2 USB Charger x 1 Propeller set x 2 Manual x 1

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