| The XFly 1500mm(59.1'') Tasman is a STOL-capable, high-wing airplane featuring sporty flight and aerobatic 3D performance. The Tasman's impressive flight characteristics and large air-filled shock-absorbing tires make short takeoffs and aggressive landings on any type of surface easy. The 4S-compatible brushless motor, 40A ESC, 2-blade propeller and a 4S Lipo battery proved to be the optimum setup for power and duration, allowing the plane to hover, roll, loop and fly inverted easily, which makes it highly recommended as an advanced trainer. Factory-installed LED navigation lights, plus operational flaps, are functional scale features that take your experience to another level. The Tasman comes equipped with a latch-type top hatch to fit 4S 2200-3300mah batteries for a wide range in performance and flight times. If you are looking for an advanced trainer with STOL capabilities, sport performance and simple aerobatic 3D capabilities, look no further than the XFly Tasman! | - 5 operable channels (Aileron, Elevator, Throttle, Rudder, Flaps)
- Large wings and functional flaps feature short takeoff and landings (STOL)
- Powerful high performance power system delivers sport and aerobatic performance
- Large air-filled shock-absorbing tires make short takeoffs and aggressive landings on any type of surface a breeze
- Integrated wing connector for easy installation or removal of main wing
- Functional navigation LED lights
- Drop-hinge flaps allow shorter takeoffs and slow touchdowns
- Constructed of durable EPO flex foam
- 5 channel transmitter and receiver (not included)
- 4S Li-Po battery balance charger (not included)
- Recommded 4S 2200mAh~3300mAh Li-Po battery (not included)
| | PNP: Plug and Play/Receiver Ready | | This packaging option indicates what comes included and does not mean a completely assembled item. Most onboard electronic components are pre-assembled out of the box though some assembly is still required. This packaging option does not include the radio system, battery or charger, unless noted otherwise. | | What's the difference between RTF, PNP, and ARF? | | The main difference is what is included in the package. Since there are no set parameters for packaging options in this hobby, different manufacturers may vary their definitions of what is included. ARF indicates that all the foam pieces along with the crucial components of aesthetic appearance are included in the package. Some on-board electronics may be included with an ARF such as the electric retracts and will be noted on the specifications of the model. Note that this packaging option is recommended for advanced individuals with knowledge in customizing their onboard electronic components or for those not intending to fly this model. PNP indicates that all the foam pieces along with the crucial components of aesthetic appearance and electronic components are included with the exception of the battery, balance charger, and radio system (transmitter and receiver). Most on-board electronics are pre-installed by the manufacturer. Note that this packaging option is recommended for those who already own a radio system, battery and balance charger. RTF includes all the foam pieces along with the crucial components of aesthetic appearance, electronic components, battery, balance charger and radio system unless noted otherwise. Most on-board electronics are pre-installed by the manufacturer. Note that this packaging option is recommended for beginners or first-time pilots. Be aware of balance charger accessories that are not included (wall adapters usually sold separately). Advanced models with the RTF option may or may not come with a battery or charger. Please read the ‘Package Includes’ area carefully under the item’s for clarification of what is included with the package. | $20 Flat Rate shipping lower 48 USA only. Contact us at [email protected] to calculate international shipping cost. | |
