Kyosho SQS Focker Wulf

Kyosho SQS Warbird F4U Focker Wulf 50 ARF

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Enjoy the stability of large-scale size and linear control!
Retracts and flaps recreate real airplane atmosphere!

Kyosho SQS Focke Wulf EP/GP 50 ARF 1

Kyosho SQS Focke Wulf EP/GP 50 ARF 2

Kyosho SQS Focke Wulf EP/GP 50 ARF 3

Kyosho SQS Focke Wulf EP/GP 50 ARF 4

Kyosho SQS Focke Wulf EP/GP 50 ARF 5

Kyosho SQS Focke Wulf EP/GP 50 ARF 6

KIT CONTENTS

•Complete FRP Fuselage •Linkage •Engine and motor mounts •Air retractable landing gear unit •Fuel Tank •Silicon tube

＜ Required for operation (Not included) ＞

R/C System / 6ch (min.) 6 servo (EP) / 7ch (min.) 7 servo (GP)
2000W class brushless motor (EP)
100A (min.) ESC for brushless motor (EP)
2cy. 45-65, 4cy. 56-62 class engine, starting tools (GP)
Spinner nut
Propeller: D16xP12 ? D18xP10 (EP), D15xP8 ? D18xP6 (GP)
4-cell 4000mAh Li-Po battery x 2 (series connected), compatible charger (EP)
No.ORI60072 TEAM ORION Avionics 4000mAh 14.8V 35c/ Li-Po Battery series connector (EP)
Fuel, starting tools (GP)
200mm Y extension cord x 4, 200mm extension cord x 8, 500mm extension cord x 4
Batteries for transmitter (EP, GP) and receiver (EP, GP)
Air pump (100psi or 7 bar)

Technical Data

Length	1,245mm (55.1in)
Width	1,520mm (70.9in)
Weight	3,150g (when installed 56cc 4cy)
Motor(electric)	50 class 2000W brushless motor
Engine	2cy. 45-65, 4cy. 56-62 class
Battery	4-cell 14.8V-4000mAh, 2 x Li-Po series connected (sold separately)
Wing Area	38.9dm2
Wing Type	Original semi-symmetrical
R/C System	6ch 10 servo+1 ESC (EP) / 7ch 11 servo (GP) (sold separately)
Propeller	D16×P12～D18×P10 (EP), D15×P8～D18×P6 (EP) (sold separately)
Fuell	290cc (included)

This R/C model is not a toy!
Correct assembly and maintenance and choice of appropriate flight location is required for the safe operation of this model. Failure to use responsibly and perform required safety checks can cause fatal accidents. Beginner flyers should never fly solo.

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