This cute model goes from box to ball field in less than 5 minutes. It's also a stable flyer that's nearly indestructible. Everyone who sees the Preserver Mini Aircraft wants to (and can!) fly it !!!
The smallest ready-to-fly RC plane yet, the Preserver Mini Aircraft is packed with high-tech electronics and engineering innovation, yet is is quite simply the easiest model to get into the air that we have seen.
The Preserver Mini Aircraft is ready to go, out of the box; you need only drop 8 alkaline batteries into the transmitter, fast-charge the included flight pack and install it in the model-from box to ball field in 5 minutes!
Power and control system
The Preserver Mini Aircraft uses small twin motors for power and steering. At full power, both motors run at the same speed; when you input a turn, one of the motors slows down. No moving control surfaces, no trimming; what could be easier?
Even folks who have never before held a transmitter can fly the Preserver Mini Aircraft.
Transmitter
The mini comfortable radio controller has a built-in field charger and indication status lights for the AA batteries.
Charging
The fast-charger that's built into the transmitter offers and fast-charge jack that charges the NiMH battery of the airplane in less than 3-5 minutes. The battery is very easy to install in the model; just plug it in, snap the hatch back on, and you're ready to fly again.
Features:
- Micro circuitry
- Fully assembled
- 40.68 MHz radio control/charger
- 1 NiMH high performance battery
- Dual-parabolic-ellipse and infinite-polyhedral auto-stabilising wing (we've absolutely no idea what that means, but it all sounds like good news)
- 35.5cm wingspan
- Impact absorbing nosecone
- No flying experience necessary
- Spare props
- Display stand
- Can be flown indoors or outdoors (5 mph of wind or less)
- Batteries recharge directly from transmitter for easy field charges
The Preserver Mini Aircraft is truly a go-anywhere, fly-anytime RC plane, and its stable flight characteristics make it an instant hit with everyone who flies it.
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