Hobbyzone HBZ7100 Super Cub
Hobbyzone Super Cub RTF Features
Unlike most planes for entry-level pilots the HobbyZone Super Cub has realistic scale features that are appealing to those pilots who want a teach-yourself-to-fly product that looks like a real airplane.
A powerful 480 motor that offers great climb rate and power and is more powerful than most motors on other teach-yourself-to-fly planes
A 1.2A variable rate DC peak charger (HBZ1026) is included.
X-Port technology that allows pilots to use add-on accessories such as the Aerial Drop Module.
Steer able tail wheel - allows pilots to more easily make turns while navigating on the ground and makes takeoffs and landings more controlled.
Two flight modes - ACT can be left on or turned off to allow pilots to be able to learn with ACT and then fly without it once experienced to do more advanced aerobatic flying.
Steel wire pushrods provide more precise manipulation of the control surfaces for added responsiveness and a more durable control component.
Durable Z-Foam construction - extremely durable foam that is lighter and stiffer than most foams and allows the plane to fly truer and straighter out of the box. It is easily repairable with CA glue and is the same material that is used in the F-27B Stryker and Typhoon 3D from ParkZone.
Detailed instruction manual and video CD educate pilots who are new to RC about flying repairs batteries chargers and replacement parts
All HobbyZone planes are supported with a full set of replacement and accessory parts so pilots can successfully replace parts when needed
One-box purchase so everything that's needed to get into the air is included even AA batteries for the transmitter.
A ready-to-fly design that allows users to get in the air quickly after simply attaching the wing tail and landing gear and installing the rechargeable 7-cell 8.4V 1000mAh Ni-MH battery pack.
An easy-to-install one-piece wing that provides incredible handling in the wind and smooth flight and a conventional tail design.
A 3-channel radio system that makes it easier for pilots who are new to RC to teach themselves how to fly with a 3-channel airplane thanks to ACT. Additionally the third channel allows for pitch control so that pilots can make tighter turns and have a wider range of manoeuvres as well as the option to make pitch trim adjustments while the plane is in the air.
Overview
HobbyZone's Innovative Anti-Crash Technology. The latest breakthrough in RC flight Anti-Crash Technology (ACT) makes teaching yourself to fly easier and safer than ever before. With ACT anyone can fly.
Here's how it works:
Two sensors on the Super Cub one on the top and one on the bottom of the fuselage monitor the position of the plane in relation to the ground. When the plane is flying level the top sensor sees the sky while the bottom sees the ground and they tell the onboard computer that the plane is flying correctly. If the plane enters a dive and the sensors detect that the plane's orientation is incorrect the system will automatically correct the control inputs and help prevent the plane from crashing allowing you time to regain control. ACT lets you fly without worry. And once you've gained experience with your Super Cub you can turn ACT off for more complete control and increased manoeuvrability.
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