2005 May | Sport Aviator

Name the Plane: May, 2005

WHAT AIRPLANE IS THIS?

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An All-foam, easy building ARF aircraft that bridges the gap between “Park Flyers” and true Electric Powered models. Supplied with two wings for stable or advanced flight, and offering flaps, this aircraft has a lot of fun and utility for $80. Bob even shows how to pick a propeller in this Sport Aviator review in the Ultra-Lite Section.

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Hobbico HobbiStar 60Mk III

Movies Added! – The HobbiStar ARF allows the pilot to choose the engine and radio. Combine a computer radio with an extra servo and flaperons suddenly appear. An excellent, large-size aerobatic trainer becomes docile enough for basic training. See how a new pilot can have it all in this complete Test Pilot Report.

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Skysprite RC Micro RTF Electric

Want to see what RC flight is all about but don’t want to “dive in” all the way yet? For $40, the SKYSPRITE lets you try RC model flying combining respectable performance with easy flying. Besides, it is really fun to fly. Read about it in Sport Aviator’s “Ultra-Lite” Section.

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Name the Plane: May, 2005

Ultrafly Cessna 182 ARF

Hobbico HobbiStar 60Mk III

Skysprite RC Micro RTF Electric

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