E-Flite Sukhoi SU-26m 480 ARTF

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Our Price:   £149.99 List Price:   £169.99 Saving Of:   £20.00 (12%) (Inc. 17.5% VAT) Part Number:  EFL2850 Brand:  E-Flite Availability:      In stock, immediate despatch   E-Flite Park 480 Brushless Outrunner Motor - 1020Kv:  £43.99   Tornado XQ XP-40A Programable Brushless Speed Controller:  £37.50

In the world of competition aerobatic airplanes, the Russian Sukhoi SU-26m is the equivalent of a top fuel dragster that can turn on a dime. Its combination of absurd amounts of horsepower, light weight, rugged construction, and amazing agility allows aggressive pilots to perform to the limits of their physical endurance.

The E-flite® Sukhoi SU-26m is a scaled-down version of the Hangar 9® Sukhoi SU-26MM designed by world-class IMAC competitor Mike McConville. The E-flite SU-26m features an exceptionally lightweight airframe that was designed around the powerful Park 480 BL outrunner motor (sold separately). As with the full-scale Sukhoi, this combination of lightweight construction and prodigious power gives the E-flite SU-26m unlimited performance that is ideally suited for 3D aerobatics.


Key Features

Designed around E-flite’s potent Park 480 BL outrunner motor

Lightweight balsa and plywood construction

Vibrant UltraCote® trim scheme

Large, magnetically secured canopy hatch

Lightweight, factory painted fiberglass cowl

Factory painted aluminum landing gear

Plug-in wings

Optional pilot figure sold separately


Specification

Wingspan: 43 in (1090mm)

Overall Length: 39 in (990mm)

Wing Area: 365 sq in (23.5 sq dm)

Flying Weight: 30–32 oz (850–910 g)

Motor Size: Park 480

Radio: 5+ channels (required)

Servos: 4 sub-micro servos (required)

Trim Scheme Colors: Lite Scale White (HANU973), Orange (HANU877), Pearl Purple (HANU847)

Prop Size: APC 12x6E

Spinner Size: 1.75-inch diameter

Hardware Included: Yes

Speed Control : 40-amp

Recommended Battery: 2100mAh 3S Li-Po

Approx. Flying Duration: 10 minutes

Approx. Assembly Time: 4–6 hours

Experience Level: Intermediate

Is Assembly Required: Yes