HobbyZone Mini AeroScout RTF Ready-to-Fly RC Airplane

• Smaller version of the AeroScout S that's conveniently sized so it can be flown at soccer/sports fields, large parks and in other suitable areas
• 100% complete including a controller/transmitter, battery and charger so there's nothing extra to buy or provide
• MLP4 controller/transmitter with 2.4GHz technology for reliable control without interference
• Powerful electric motor for excellent performance and long flight times up to 10+ minutes
• Rechargeable Spektrum 800mAh 1S 3.7V LiPo battery and USB charger for easy charging
• Lightweight yet incredibly durable EPP construction perfect for first-time pilots
• "Pusher" power configuration for improved safety plus better propeller and motor protection
• Take off from and land on smooth surfaces using the included landing gear plus steerable tailwheel
• Remove the landing gear to easily hand launch then land on grass or other suitable surfaces
• Quick and easy assembly—no glue or special tools required, ready to fly in minutes
• Capable of performing aerobatic maneuvers including loops, rolls and more
• No FAA registration required (under the 250-gram weight limit)
• Full line of replacement/spare parts available

• The most capable, versatile and easiest to fly scale trainer based on the iconic Carbon Cub from CubCrafters
• Equipped with exclusive SAFE technology that helps prevent crashes and makes it easy to learn how to fly
• Beginner, Intermediate and Experienced flight modes you can easily change between at the flip of a switch
• Panic Recovery mode at the push of a button to prevent loss of control and crashes
• Easily upgrade to SAFE Plus GPS-enabled technology to add AutoLand, Virtual Fence and Holding Pattern features
• Optional and easy to install Landing Assist Sensor (LAS) available for smoother landings
• Includes almost everything needed to fly except for a compatible LiPo battery and charger (sold separately)
• Spektrum DXS controller/transmitter with industry-leading DSMX 2.4GHz technology for reliable control without interference
• Use a 3S 1300mAh battery for great performance overall, or a 3S 2200mAh battery for more flight time
• Factory-installed Spektrum servos, flight controller and serial receiver
• 4-channel control with four servos for training to full aerobatic capability
• Powerful and efficient brushless power system including a 30A telemetry-capable ESC
• Capable of aerobatic maneuvers including loops, rolls and upside down (inverted) flight
• Robust landing gear with oversized tires for operation from a variety of surfaces
• Quick and easy assembly—no glue or special tools required
• Durable EPO construction that's tough yet lightweight
• Full line of replacement/spare parts available
• Optional floats available for flying from water (sold separately)
• Practice flying this aircraft in the RealFlight RC flight simulator (sold separately)

• AutoLand Activated by simply holding down a button, the advanced AutoLand function puts the airplane on a stabilized approach to land on its own near the GPS initialization point. You can even provide some directional guidance to avoid obstacles or to adjust the approach while letting the system do the rest to execute a safe landing. As your skills progress and you gain more confidence, you can take over more control inputs, eventually learning to land without any assistance from the automated system.
• Holding Pattern This beneficial SAFE Plus-exclusive feature allows you to "pause" the flight by putting the airplane into a GPS-guided holding pattern. When activated with the quick press of a button, the aircraft will automatically return to a position above the GPS initialization point and circle until the command is canceled with another quick press of the button. It's a great way to safely hand the controls off to a friend or regain visual contact if you ever lose sight of the model.
• Virtual Fence It's easy to accidentally let an RC airplane fly too far away, but with Virtual Fence, worry no more! It creates an invisible boundary the airplane won't fly past. When the plane reaches this boundary, it will automatically turn around and fly back toward the GPS initialization point. Then it will "wag" the wings to let you know when you have control again.

• Beginner Mode
  Pitch and bank angle limits prevent over-control that can result in a loss of orientation and crashes. When the control sticks are released the airplane returns to level flight on its own. Best of all takeoffs are as simple as giving full throttle and letting the airplane fly off the ground or by giving it a quick hand launch.
• Intermediate Mode
  More freedom in pitch and bank, but still prevents over-control and does not return to level flight on its own. This mode allows you to make tighter turns and to climb and descend faster as your skills advance. Beginner mode automatically activates and returns the airplane to level flight when the airplane descends below approximately 30 feet above ground level and the sticks are released.
• Experienced Mode
  No pitch or bank angle limits so you have complete control! You can even fly inverted (upside down) and perform aerobatic maneuvers including loops, rolls, stall turns and more. Panic Recovery Mode can be activated by switching to Beginner Mode and releasing the sticks.
• Panic Recovery
  If you ever lose control of the airplane in the more advanced control modes simply switch to Beginner Mode and release the control sticks. SAFE technology will automatically return the airplane to level flight.

• (1) HobbyZone Carbon Cub S 2 1.3m
  • (1) Brushless Outrunner Motor (installed)
  • (1) 30A Brushless Telemetry-Capable ESC (installed)
  • (4) Sub-Micro Servos (installed)
  • (1) Spektrum 3230A Flight Controller (installed)
  • (1) Spektrum 4650C Serial Receiver (installed)
• (1) Spektrum DXS 2.4GHz DSMX Transmitter
• (1) Product Manual

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