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FMM009PGRY F18 PNP, Gray, 64mm Fan
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$129.99 USD
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FMM009PGRY F18 PNP, Gray, 64mm Fan. Key Features
Powerful 2627-5100kV motor
50A ESC
Made from durable EPO foam
Super scale details including independent horizontal stabs
Steerable nose gear for easy taxi, take off, and landing
Detailed wing surfaces and decals
Motor, ESC, and servos come preinstalled for quick assembly
Can perform ground takeoffs or hand launches
Needed to Complete
4+ Channel Radio System
LiPo Battery
LiPo Charger
What's in the box?
(1) F-18 PNP, 64mm
(1) User Manual
Overview
The FMS F-18 Fighter is modeled after the F/A-18 Hornet, which fulfilled both fighter and attack aircraft duties. The first prototype of the Hornet was introduced on November 18, 1978. It entered service to the US Navy and Marine Corps in 1981. The Hornet has proven itself time and time again during Desert Storm, Operation Southern Watch and the Desert Fox strikes against Iraq in December of 1998. During Operation Iraqi Freedom, Hornets dominated the aerial campaign by carrying out strikes, close air support, refueling, anti-shipping, and forward air control missions.
Powerful 2627-5100kV motor
50A ESC
Made from durable EPO foam
Super scale details including independent horizontal stabs
Steerable nose gear for easy taxi, take off, and landing
Detailed wing surfaces and decals
Motor, ESC, and servos come preinstalled for quick assembly
Can perform ground takeoffs or hand launches
Needed to Complete
4+ Channel Radio System
LiPo Battery
LiPo Charger
What's in the box?
(1) F-18 PNP, 64mm
(1) User Manual
Overview
The FMS F-18 Fighter is modeled after the F/A-18 Hornet, which fulfilled both fighter and attack aircraft duties. The first prototype of the Hornet was introduced on November 18, 1978. It entered service to the US Navy and Marine Corps in 1981. The Hornet has proven itself time and time again during Desert Storm, Operation Southern Watch and the Desert Fox strikes against Iraq in December of 1998. During Operation Iraqi Freedom, Hornets dominated the aerial campaign by carrying out strikes, close air support, refueling, anti-shipping, and forward air control missions.
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