Robbe Pilatus PC21 Nano-Racer # 2599

The PC-21  A 106 is operated by the Swiss airforce both for basic training and advanced pilot training. The machine's aerodynamic layout is aimed at manoeuvrability and speed, and its flying characteristics and avionics are similar to those of a modern jet trainer. For example, the aileron response is amplified by small hydraulic spoilers which provide the high roll rate of 200°/s.

The model
The PC 21 is a member of the Nano-Racer series, and consists of a painted, one-piece, moulded foam fuselage and wing, reinforced with a carbon fibre spar. The model boasts outstanding flying qualities, and is perfectly 'at home' at high speed and flying aerobatics.
With its robust but lightweight construction the model is fully capable of exploiting its advantages at both ends of the speed spectrum. The set includes a powerful brushless motor with speed controller and three servos, all factory-installed. The rudder is prepared for servo operation, and an optional extra servo can be installed to operate it.

Spezifications:
Gesamtflächeninhalt ca.: 9 dm2
Fluggewicht ca.: 410 g
Tragflächenbelastung ca.: 45.5 g/dm2
Länge ca.: 711 mm
Weitere technische Daten: Seitenruder (optional)
Spannweite ca.: 622mm
Maßstab: 1:14,6

RC-Funktionen
    Höhenruder
    Querruder
    Motorregelung



Delivery:
Pre-painted EPO foam parts set (fuselage / wing, fin, tailplane, fuselage hatch with cockpit), decals applied
Painted plastic cowl
Factory-fitted brushless motor and speed controller
5.5 x 4.5" propeller, spinner and driver
Three factory-fitted servos
Multi-lingual assembly instructions