Stingray 120

Now Laser Cut Parts Type                                        Shoulder Wing Sport Model Wing Span                              83 Inch Wing Area                              1276 Square Inches Airfoil                                     Symmetrical Wing Loading                         21 - 25 oz/ft Fuselage Length                      60 Inches Flying Weight                         13 -15 lbs Engine Size                             20 - 30cc gas, 1.20 ~ 2.0 4-Cyl Glow Fuel Prop Size                                 Depends on engine being used Wheel Size                              4" Du-Bro Wheels Radio Equipment                    4 channel  W/6 or 8 Servos (flaps) 70 ~ 100 In/Oz  Servos   Model Features Balsa, Bass, and Ply construction   Kit Includes Full-Size rolled plans with photo instruction book. Pre-bent wire Landing Gear Basic hardware package Clear Windshield Plastic Laser cut parts Items Needed to Complete Control system (4-40 push rod type). Fuel System (fuel tank & fuel lines) 16 ~ 24 Oz tank Covering (2) 5-meter roll required 1-pair 4" Du-Bro Main Wheels   Regular Stocked Parts & Options Part Number                                       Description    A391                                    Plans & Instructions           481                                     4 Inch Du-Bro Wheels (1-pair)      429                                     Gold-N-Rod 48”  (one pack required)      430                                     Gold-N-Cable 36”  (one pack required)      676                                     Flex-Tank 12 Oz.                  Control Throws: Elevator  ………………  1” Up & 3/4" Down Rudder  ………………. 1-1/2” Left & Right Ailerons  ………………  3/4” Up & Down Features The Stingray is a perfect sport model for any day of the week. The highly efficient wing tip end plates and midwing design make its flight performance nothing less than fantastic. Its quick and easy build design make it great for a modeler who is building his first kit or one who just wants a fun plane they can get in the air fast. The Stingray makes a great aerobatic trainer at a fraction of the cost of most aerobatic planes. With new updates to include options for flaps and tail mounted servos, installing a gas engine will help to keep fuel costs down. Its light weight creates a great platform for an electric conversion and also helps allow the Stingray to have superb low speed stability.