Description:

The Vector System is equipped with three flight modes: Stability (returns the aircraft to level flight), Dynamic (counteracts movement not initiated by the pilot such as wind gusts), and Direct (no electronic intervention). This system is compatible with any PPM or PWM receiver.

As a do-it-all multi purpose aircraft, the Arrows RC Bigfoot has amazing features found on a whole multitude of aircraft. In terms of flight characteristics, the Bigfoot is trainer-like and easy to handle. It also has bush plane genes, with over-sized flaps that give unbelievable low and slow performance (takes off within 3 meters and flies on 1/3 throttle) and giant tundra tires for all-terrain performance!

If you are a fan of scale, you'll love the landing, navigation, and strobe lights along with the eye catching red trim scheme.

Designed to be easily assembled, the Bigfoot features a completely screw-together design, taking mere minutes to assemble for experienced pilots.

Go where no plane has gone before with the Arrows RC Bigfoot.

Specifications
Wingspan: 1300mm (51.1in)
Length: 1060mm (41.7in)
CG (Center of Gravity): 60-70mm from leading edge
Power System: 3536-850kV
Electronic Speed Control: 40A
Propeller / EDF: 11 x 7 2-blade
Servos: 9 gram servo x 6
Landing Gear: Fixed
Required Battery: 3S 2200mAh 25c up to 3s 3200mah 25C
Required Radio: 6 Channel transmitter and receiver required
Ailerons: Yes
Elevator: Yes
Rudder: Yes
Flaps: Yes
Hinge Type: Foam
Material: EPO foam
Build Time: 10-20 minutes
Recommended Environment: Park, soccer field, AMA field
Gyro: Vector

RTF (Ready to fly): A RTF plane includes the plane with the radio, receiver, battery, charger, motor, servos, retracts (if it has) and ESC already in place.

PNP (Plug and Play) - A PNP foam plane includes the plane with the motor, servos, retracts (if it has) and ESC already in place. Battery and charger are not included. Radio and receiver are not included.

KIT: A KIT plane is an airframe only. It does not include any motor, ESC, or servos (though usually includes servoless retracts on planes with retracts).