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What's New? (Recently Added Items)


SIG's LT-40 ARF - 11/19/2009
Movies Added! Here it finally is. The Kadet LT-40 ARF is the updated version of the best-known, most widely flown RC trainer in history. Its ancestors gave wings to tens of thousands of new RC pilots. Now, the updated, modernized Kadet LT-40 ARF marches on, ready to the same for you. Join Dick Pettit On The Flight Line and study the airplane that helped start it all.
Great Planes PBY Catalina ARF - 11/16/2009
Sport Aviator’s first twin-engined review is the capable and widely-known PBY Catalina. While the Great Planes version can be flown from grass and snow, its true home is your local lake. Join us as the Sport Aviator Flight Line moves to the water’s edge and enjoy this scale patrol bomber that flies like a Trainer.
PARKZONE SUPER DECATHLON BL RTF - 10/27/2009
Brushless motors and Lithium Polymer batteries have rev9olutionized electric-power flying. ParkZone is gradually upgrading their aircraft to the new performance levels. Fly with Bob Aberle as he checks out the upgraded, re-powered ParkZone Super Decathlon. Make sure to read about Bob’s 2.4 GHz upgrade at the end of the airplane review.
Hobbico's NexSTAR MINI 2.4 GHz EP - 10/26/2009
Movies Added! The first basic trainer Sport Aviator reviewed was the ever popular NexSTAR glow trainer. Hobbico followed that with their NexSTAR EP electric-powered trainer. Both were 40-sized airplane. Now, Hobbico introduces a Park Pilot Sized NexSTAR fully equipped with speed brakes, lift devices and a special anti-spin technology. Equipped with a 2.4 GHz radio system, the NexSTAR EP Mini is right for any park and for any new pilot.
Thunder Tiger Trainer 40 OBL ARF - 10/10/2009
Follow along as a real-life beginner modifies the Thunder Power OBL Trainer to Electric Power under the tutelage of an experienced electric power instructor. Also learn how the Thunder Tiger Trainer OBL performs behind a modern outrunner motor. Journey onto the quiet side of the Fight Line for this one.
TAMEcat Trainer 40 ARF - 10/6/2009
Movies Added! The original Fighter-Trainer, The World Models F-14-like Basic Trainer, is still one of the best Basic Trainers available. Complete with panel lines, access hatches and extraordinary scale details, this “jet” will take the new RC Pilot from first flight through sport aerobatics. Everything is included in this ARF kit, even the twin pilots. Yet it costs only $110. Join us On The Flight Line as we tank up with some J-4 and punch holes in the sky.
Saratoga 40 On Floats - 9/29/2009
Movies Added! Float flying is an exciting and fun way to enjoy a little different RC piloting experience. Hangar 9’s Saratoga 40 sport airplane is amazing on land. What happens when it is paired with its matching floats? Put your bathing suit on and come on in, the water is fine.
ParkZones New BNF P-51 Mustang BL - 9/14/2009
ParkZone raises scale fighter flying up a few notches with their Bind N’ Fly P-51 Mustang BL. Now equipped with rudder control, a powerful outrunner motor and Li-Poly power, this airplane outperforms the competition. A great Park Pilot airplane, this is one you have to test fly in the Park with us.
Saratoga 40 - 8/30/2009
The Saratoga ARF is really an RTF airplane without the radio and power system. Everything is done for the pilot. Assembly time is only fours hours. This airplane is truly relaxing to fly and builds pilot confidence. Yet, it will perform any non 3-D maneuver you can think of. Build and fly this surprising airplane located On The Flight Line.
Welcome Back, We Missed You: Part Two - 8/27/2009
Here is Part II of Welcome Back (home) for returning modelers. This part covers the birth of RTF and the growth of ARF aircraft. Just why today’s airplanes fly so well is also covered. What happened to my .60 engines is explained. What should be my first returning airplane? Read Part II and get some ideas.



 

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