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Electric powered gliders

The 2.55 m wingspan, Electra Pro, from www.topmodelcz.com

 

 

 

 

 


 

The Electra Pro

A high performance sailplane designed from the start for electric flight. The fuselage has built in air cooling vents to evacuate the heat generated by the motor and batteries. The lightness of the airframe combined with a modern profile equipped with flaps give surprisingly good flight characteristics.

Photograph showing propellers in folded position from www.topmodelcz.com

  • Fuselage, cabin and winglets: epoxy fiberglass with gel coat
  • The wings are in three parts to ease transport and storage
  • The wings are made of balsa covered polystyrene and covered with Oracover® and the ailerons and the flaps are finished
  • Horizontal and vertical tailplane: balsa covered polystyrene and covered with Oracover®
  • An exclusive stabiliser tilt mechanism
  • Top quality accessories
  • Complete assembly manual with step by step illustrations

from http://www.topmodelcz.com/

SPECIFICATIONS:

Wingspan

2,550 mm

in

Wing Area

5,060 cm2

sq in

Weight

2 to 2.1  Kg

lb

Wing Loading

3.56 to 3.86  Kg / m2

oz / sq ft

Wing profile

S 7012

Length

1,230 mm

in

Engine required

  • 540 class geared motor such as SMT METEOR GEAR 250 with 4.4:1 gear reduction
  • 14×8 folding propellers.
  • 7 cells Sanyo RC-4/5 CS (1700 mAh to 3000 mAh)
  • JETI 350 speed controller

Radio required

5 channel, 6 servos

ELECTRA PRO is equipped with flaps.

TopModel CZ Electra Pro 02012 ARF

from TopModel CZ

see www.topmodelcz.com

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The Thermik Dream

High performance electric sailplane.

Very elegant high performance electric sailplane. Superb wing, designed with S7012 airfoil and flaps, to take the best advantage from the thermals and for a strong braking effect (coupled with ailerons) when landing. Powered with a brushless motor and  an 8 cell pack, this sailplane climbs with authority (45° path with the selected brushless motor). The flight duration is 30 minutes nearly every time!

from www.topmodelcz.com

  • Fuselage, cabin and winglets: hollow moulded fiberglass, gel coated
  • 3 piece wing for an easy transportation and stocking
  • Foam core, balsa sheeted wing, with hard wood spars
  • Fiberglass reinforced control surfaces to avoid twisting
  • Expertly covered with Oracover® polyester shrinking film
  • Tilt elevator system with the servo installed into the fin for a high response and precision
  • Balsa construction tails surfaces (with a real airfoil for the horizontal stabiliser)
  • Expertly covered with Oracover® polyester shrinking film
  • CNC cutted wood formers and parts
  • First class accessories (all what you need is included)
  • Plotter stickers
  • Step by step building instruction manual fully illustrated

from http://www.topmodelcz.com/

SPECIFICATIONS:

Wingspan

3,000 mm

in

Wing Area

6,090 cm2

sq in

Weight

2.6  Kg

lb

Wing Loading

4.27  Kg / m2

oz / sq ft

Wing profile

S 7012

Length

1,470 mm

in

Engine required

  • MEGA ACn 22/30/2 + Gearbox 2:1
  • with 8 cells SANYO RC-2400
  • prop = AERONAUT CAM CARBON 16×8
  • ESC required =  JETI JES 40-3P

Radio required

5 channel, 6  servos

ELECTRA PRO is equipped with flaps.

TopModel CZ Thermik Dream  02036 ARF

from TopModel CZ

see www.topmodelcz.com

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