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E-flite RC Airplane Ultimate 3D 950mm PNP EFL16575

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Fulfilled by Horizon Hobby
Arrives Thursday, Jun 12
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Features

  • EASY TO FLY RC AIRPLANE: Equipped with exclusive SAFE technology that helps prevent crashes and makes it easy to learn how to fly.
  • UNMATCHED CAPABILITY: Updated and upgraded to offer improved scale and sport flying, precision aerobatic and all-out 3D capabilities
  • FAST AND EASY ASSEMBLY: Quick and easy final assembly, without the use of glue or special tools, and you'll be ready to fly in less time than it takes to charge a battery!
  • HIGH PERFORMANCE: Oversized control surfaces capable of extreme throws plus vortex generators to enhance 3D performance
  • PLUG-N-PLAY: Comes with everything you need except for a transmitter, receiver battery and charger.

Description

THE ULTIMATE ULTIMATEWith its unmistakable lines and exhilarating performance, the Ultimate biplane — in full-scale and in RC model form — has given pilots everywhere respect for the aerobatic capabilities of an airplane with two wings. Gordon Price built and flew the first 10 Dash "Ultimate" design in the mid 1980s and flew the 10-300 in the 1988 World Aerobatic Championships. E-flite® debuted the Ultimate2 in 2015, earning praise from RC pilots worldwide for its solid aerobatic performance and 3D capabilities. With the Ultimate 3D, E-flite® has updated and upgraded that proven airframe to modern- day standards. Its new power system offers better 3S performance and BALLISTIC power with a 4S battery. Higher-torque and higher-speed metal-geared servos keep you firmly in control with the extra power. It's also equipped with a 60-amp Spektrum™ Avian™ Smart ESC, and the BNF® Basic version is equipped with an AR637TA receiver that offers full-range telemetry including real-time battery voltage, current, temperature and more – along with motor reversing for special ground handling and other capabilities – when using compatible transmitters

Product Dimensions: 43 x 17 x 9.8 inches


Item Weight: 4 pounds


Item model number: EFL16575


Manufacturer recommended age: 14 years and up


Release date: July 30, 2020


Manufacturer: E-flite


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    • Excellent aircraft
Style: Bind-N-Fly Basic
While in Safe, real easy to fly! I am an slightly advanced R/C pilot but out of Safe Select, WHAT A BLAST!! I went with the heavier Spar. Real quick responses with lots of power!! ENJOY IT!!
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2024 by Ken Hotard
    • Not for beginners
Style: Bind-N-Fly Basic
Next level experience. Not the first plane at all. Good quality maneuverable too say the least. Recommend for pilots that have better then Good hand eye coordination. Some assembly required.
Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2023 by Fred
    • Definitely Fun to Fly, but not for beginners
Style: Bind-N-Fly Basic
I've been flying for two seasons now & consider myself an experienced flyer, but not an expert. This plane is really fun to fly, but you definitely need to have some experience under your belt before doing so. I tuned the plane back a little: SAFE turned on & dual rates set @ 30 & 70 percent, I'm a little uneasy about it. I'm doing better each time I put it in the air. If you do buy one of these, make sure you are going with the BNF version, the new AR637T receiver is already to go out of the box. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2020 by Mark
    • Flies Great!
Style: Plug-N-Play
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The Flight: ------------ Not for beginners - at least with the 14.8/4s battery! The area I fly at ha a rough surface so I have to get off the ground quickly - well, I gave it a little elevator (wasn't running dual rates - should have for the first flight!), and within 10 feet it took off vertical - and kept going! Fairly easy to fly, but its fast - I could think of better beginner models, but I guess this could work if you dual rates, use a 3s batter pack, and keep it slow. Landing was easy - I had a nice head wind and literally set it down from a slow "hover". Does knife edge very easily, vertical / hover is great, inverted flight is as smooth as upright, stalls are gentle and easy to handle - no nasty tip stalls, which should be expected from this type of plane. Battery --------- I used a 14.8v/4s LIPO battery - mine is a little bigger than the 2200mah recommended battery - I used a 3000mah battery - a little heavier. I didn't havre to add any weight to balance - I simply slid the battery pack towards the rear just a little to offset the nose weight. Don't try to use anything bigger than the 3000mah - it BARELY fit (it the battery is too thick, it won't slide in the fuse properly. Other ------- A few caveats - thats why I rated only 4 stars. 1) The ball joints where the rods connect to the control horns. The manual says they bolt is a 3mm hex and the nut is 4mm. Well, the bolt is not hex - it appears to be a philips head. However, I couldn't find a philips head to fit properly - and I have just about every size imaginable, including smaller hobby sets. I ended up taking a small #1 philips head and filed the tip down - it then fit properly. Once I made this mod, securing the control horns was quite easy. Upon further research, I believe this is actually a "JIS" head screw - looks like a philips, but the entry point is more shallow (which explains why I had to file the screwdriver head down) and why no standard bit would fit. I don't have a "JIS" screwdriver, but filing down the #1 bit worked in the JIS type shallow screw. 2) The aileron servos use a simple y-adapter. For some reason, I was getting intermittent "twitching" on one of the aileron servos - everything else was fine. I tried a different receiver, different y-adapter - couldn't clear it up. In the end, I ended up getting rid of the Y-adapter. I connected one server to channel 1 and the other to channel 5 - I used my transmitter and mixed the channels to aileron input (I use a Roadmaster TX16s - OpenTX). This fixed the issue. I am using a FlySky FS-Ia6b receiver - tried two different receivers, had the issue with both. Anyway, once I eliminated the y-adapter and gave each servo its own channel, never had the issue again. I've used these receivers in many other planes paired with the TX16s - so not sure why it only manifested on this plane. It even had the twitching with the TX off - so it wasn't receiving anything one-off from the TX. 3) The spinner doesn't fit very well - I had to trim about 1/8" for it to fit properly. It was able to install all the way - it was hitting the backplate prematurely and I couldn't secure the screw in the front. I trimmed it with a sharp pair of scissors - the plastic is soft and flexible enough to use a scissor. Other than that, great plane. Built very well. Super easy assembly - took me less than an hour (other than fighting the "twitching server" issue and making a tool for the control horn / ball joints / JIS head screw. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2022 by Kevin H. Kevin H.
    • Awesome plane!
Style: Bind-N-Fly Basic
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Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2024 by Jasen F. Jasen F.
    • Extremely Difficult to Fly
Style: Bind-N-Fly Basic
I am an intermediate rc pilot. I've flown for several years and decided to try this plane out because I like bi-planes. On the very first flight, it was so difficult to handle that it flew into trees 50 feet up. (The first time I have ever gotten a plane stuck in a tree!) Despite many hours of trying, I couldn't get it down from the tree 50 feet up. A complete loss! Extremely disappointed! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2021 by Tennessee Girl
    • Ultimate Deal from Amazon
Style: Bind-N-Fly Basic
I bought this plane "Used" from Amazon and was a little scared when I placed the order, but I knew I could return it if there was any problems. Well I'm Happy to say this plane was perfect out of the box and was never assembled. The box was a little rough and had a decent sized hole in it because Amazon shipped it in just the Retail Box instead of putting that box inside another like Horizon Hobby does. Luckily E-fight/Horizon does a great job of packaging their Planes from the Factory. Oh, By the way, This Plane is " The Ultimate ". ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2021 by P. Gutierrez
    • servo on rudder has gone bad on two of these planes
Style: Plug-N-Play
really fun plane to fly unless a servo goes bad. then its anyone's guess on how it will look after that flight. Also, don't expect to have any parts under warrantee get to you within a years time. I have been waiting 8 months.
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2022 by Val

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