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PILATUS PC-7 VQ No.: VQA096 Austrian Air Force VQ No.: VQA097 Swiss Air Force Manual / Assembly Instructions SPECIFICATIONS Wingspan: .......... .. . . ..............1500 mm (59 in.) Length:............................ ................. . ... .1350 mm (53 in) Electric motor:.................See next page Glow engine:....... . ....46 2-T / .70 4-T RTF Weight: 3.4 kg / 7.5 lbs
(depending on equipment used). Radio: ............................ 6 channels / 4-5 servos: aileron-rudder-rudder-throttle ATTENTION! This remote controlled model is NOT a toy. If modified or controlled carelessly, it can become uncontrollable and cause serious personal injury or property damage. Before flying, make sure the airport is wide enough. Always
fly in safe outdoor locations and seek professional advice if inexperienced. WARNING! This remote controlled model is NOT a toy! It is intended for intensive model flight pilots whoErfahrung im Umgang mit sachsgemäken Modellen besitzen Bei unsachgemäÃer Verwendung kann hoher Personen- und/oder Sachschaden entstehen. Fragen Sie in
einem Modellbauverein in Ihrer Nähe um Professionalelle Unterstützung, wenn Sie Hilfe im Bau und Betrieb benötigen. Der Zusammenbau diess Modells ist durch die vielen Abbildungen selbsterklärend und ist für fortgeschrittene, erfahren Modellbauer bestimt. RC Model / Flugmodel AUSTRIA SWITZERLAND SWITZERLAND AIR ART ALL
BUILDING VOICE, PLYWOOD AND ALMOST READY TO FLY Retractable Landing Gear Optional TECHNICAL DATES Spannweite: .......... ... ....... ... .. .1500 mm Length: ................................... ......... . .. .....1350 mm electro-antrib.............(siehe nächste Seite) Verbrennerantrieb:.............7.45 cc - 11.5 cc Fluggewicht: ................................3.4 kg
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of Pilatus Aircraft began in 1939. It was originally established as a repair base to restore aircraft damaged during the war. And from the spare parts, the workers assembled the reconnaissance biplane S-35. Subsequently, several training SB-2s were built. In the 1940s and 1950s, the company created many projectsMilitary aircraft, but not all were
realized. Only a few models were successful, such as the P-3, which was exported to Brazil. The Pilatus aircraft was developed in 1958 as the PC-6 Porter. Subsequently, many improvements were made to this aircraft, and one of its modifications, the Turbo Porter, is still in use today. In 1971, an unusual all-metal aircraft was launched. This version
was called the PC-11 and was in high demand: more than 300 units were sold. Other popular Pilatus Aircraft models include the PC-7 Turbo, which was released in 1978. In total, about 450 aircraft were produced. Among the training aircraft was the highly sought-after PC-9 Advanced Turbo Trainer, produced in 1984. About 250 copies were sold.
Pilatus Aircraft has been cooperating with China since 2013, the joint production aircraft is called HB-VXA. The manufacturer tried to take into account all the wishes of users: to maintain the ability to descend from difficult slopes, but at the same time increase its performance and flight range. The first flight of this model took place in 2015, it
immediately began to sell well. OK good.