EU Stock Only! Dynam P-61 Black Widow 4S Twin Engine RC Warbird Plane 1500mm w/ Flaps

Dynam P-61 Black Widow 4S Twin Engine Radio Controlled Warbird Airplane 1500mm 59″ Wingspan w/ Flaps – PNP/BNF/RTF-8C – DY8973

P-61 Black Widow is a twin-engine, twin-boom bomber with tricycle landing gear. It is the first operational U.S. warplane designed as a night fighter with a nearly all-black appearance and the first aircraft designed to use radar. We are proud to launch the Dynam P-61 Black Widow 1500mm (59″) RC twin-engined warbird. It has a familiar scale outline and excellent flight performance. P-61 enthusiasts can easily take the Dynam P-61 Black Widow warbird home and fly in the sky with great enjoyment.

With its impressive wingspan and high-quality EPO construction, this P-61 Black Widow plane will surely provide hours of enjoyable flying time. The attention to detail on this model is second to none, with accurate paint and markings replicating the real-life P-61 Black Widow. The included GAVINis easy to use and provides smooth and precise control over the aircraft.

Dynam P-61 Black Widow 1500mm twin-engined warbird has a black appearance with a red pattern that deserves the title of Black Widow. Two-tiered canopy design and all-transparent tail cone fully reflect the P-61 features. Both top and bottom turrets have four guns, and the former can change the direction of pilots. There are bombs and an auxiliary fuel tank on the lower fuselage, which has excellent detail.

Adopt two Detrum BM3512A-KV650 motors to provide enough power and uses two Tomcat Skylord 40A ESCs to control precisely. 4S 14.8V 3200mAh Li-Po 25C Lipo battery can greatly extend the flight time for pilots. The counter-rotating 10.5*8*4 propellers effectively bring good flight performance. The four flaps design can increase the takeoff speed and reduce the landing speed, making the flight smooth. There are four navigation lights on the Dynam P-61 Black Widow. The light on the left wing tip is red, and the light on the right is green. The two lights on the landing edge of the wing are white. Pilots can understand the location and working direction of the airplane during the night flight by these lights.