| Power | ⚡ Electric |
|---|---|
| Category | Planes |
| Scale | 615mm |
| Discipline | RTF Ultra-Micro Trainer |
| Stock motor | High-torque coreless brushed motor (installed) |
| Stock ESC | Integrated Spektrum receiver/ESC unit (installed) |
| Stock servo | Linear servos x2 (installed) |
| Battery | E-flite 150mAh 1S 3.7V LiPo, Ultra-Micro connector |
| Weight | 61 g (0.1 lb) |
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100% factory-assembled ultra-micro trainer weighing 61g, well under the FAA's 250g registration threshold, with SAFE technology and a Panic Recovery button. Discontinued.
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Specs verified from: horizonhobby.com official product page (HobbyZone brand, discontinued)