Aerobeez 30cc 71" Extra 330SC
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cardenflyer
70cc twin V2
Wow, look at the control surfaces. Yup, I'm excited to see this one too. Looks awesome. Top notch planes from a top notch company. Keep them coming Alan.
gyro
GSN Contributor
Here is a few pics of the internal structure. Look how beefy the battery tray is, perfect for an electric setup with some big lipos!
They definitely built this one lighter than other models, there is no extra wood back there!
Finally, a smooth, flat bottom, which should be nice for those upright harriers.
They definitely built this one lighter than other models, there is no extra wood back there!
Finally, a smooth, flat bottom, which should be nice for those upright harriers.
gyro
GSN Contributor
Nope, aluminum L brackets, so nylocks not blind nuts.
Pretty easy to access them though.
Looked at this one after reading the newsletter. The models they build are very nice looking and I cant believe the pricing. I havent ever built anything this big but for that price I might have to consider one. Shoot aeroworks 60 size models arent too far away from being the same price.
Jeff
Jeff
gyro
GSN Contributor
Let's take a look at the goodies that come with the plane:
Perfectly shaped Extra landing gear, these have that recognizable curve that we all know means an Extra. They're beefy where needed, with aerodynamic streamlining too.
The wheel pants are top notch. Again, not too thin like others we've seen that crack within a week, but not too bulky either. These seem just right, and should survive a grass field with no trouble. The blind nuts come pre-installed, and are aligned perfectly.
I really like these wheels. Very light, but they are not cheap just light foam. These seem to have a light foam interior, but durable rubber exterior.
They should last a long time, and at 1.3oz each, you won't even notice them!
The tail wheel is also nice, matches the mains, and comes with nice hardware and a carbon mount.
Quality hardware is included, and these nice horns have some indents on them to help grip. These seem to be an improvement over horns included on previous Aerobeez kits I've built.
Don't have long servo arms? Need to save a little cash? You can screw these on top of the X or circle arms included with your servos. Also, there are some servo savers included for your servo extension wires... Nice bonus!
Finally, some nice adjustable turnbuckle type rods for the ailerons, and pull-pull hardware.
Also, a little tri-stock to beef up the motorbox, and a basic fuel dot.
Perfectly shaped Extra landing gear, these have that recognizable curve that we all know means an Extra. They're beefy where needed, with aerodynamic streamlining too.
The wheel pants are top notch. Again, not too thin like others we've seen that crack within a week, but not too bulky either. These seem just right, and should survive a grass field with no trouble. The blind nuts come pre-installed, and are aligned perfectly.
I really like these wheels. Very light, but they are not cheap just light foam. These seem to have a light foam interior, but durable rubber exterior.
They should last a long time, and at 1.3oz each, you won't even notice them!
The tail wheel is also nice, matches the mains, and comes with nice hardware and a carbon mount.
Quality hardware is included, and these nice horns have some indents on them to help grip. These seem to be an improvement over horns included on previous Aerobeez kits I've built.
Don't have long servo arms? Need to save a little cash? You can screw these on top of the X or circle arms included with your servos. Also, there are some servo savers included for your servo extension wires... Nice bonus!
Finally, some nice adjustable turnbuckle type rods for the ailerons, and pull-pull hardware.
Also, a little tri-stock to beef up the motorbox, and a basic fuel dot.