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Predator UAV 74in Spy Plane ARF

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Predator UAV 74in Spy Plane ARF

The Predator scale model is as easy to fly as it is awe-inspiring to watch circle above, easy to build, this is an excellent park flyer. Set it up with a 400 size or 150-200W motor with a pusher prop and you have a stable flying topic of discussion at your next club day.

Watch people run for cover in fear of a pending missile attack with the Predator!
Model comes with detailed instructions.

Spec.
Wing Span: 74in 
Wing Area: 370sq in
Weight: 560g
Length: 34in 
Engine Required: Speed 400 Size: 28-** Outrunner
Radio Required: 4Ch / 4 Servos
Pusher Prop required

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335drvr | Verified Buyer

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Mar 25, 2013

I was a bit disappointed with a couple of things. I didn't like the OD w/white dappling so I pulled all the covering off and recovered with gray Monokote. Looks much better. No decals included in kit. Why is front wheel axle threaded? The included FG wing spar is twice as long as can be used. I think I will drill a hole (blindly) in a wing rib and file/sand it so the spar will extend into the wing a bit farther. Right now you would have to cut the spar in half to be able to get the wings on. I am planning on using a 450 motor and I will need to make a new firewall/mounting plate for it. If you want nose gear steering, where does the battery go? I will make a platform to hold the battery above the steering servo. I am also going to make a bomb drop and camera pod.

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Mar 15, 2013

Lo compre en almacen de Holanda y en tres dias ya estaba en casa y olvidate de la aduana. Es de madera de balsa entelado. En general bien pero ojo que viene pensado para pegar las alas al fuselaje y tiene 1900mm de envergadura. No me vino con hoja de pegatinas. Tiene buena pinta...a ver como vuela.

esgrijo | Verified Buyer

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Mar 12, 2013

Um motor de 200w para este avio muito fraco, ela at voa mas fica muito molengo, utlizem um de 400w para um vo legal.

Antonie_Kruger | Verified Buyer

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Mar 05, 2013

The parcel arrived in good nick. No damage.
Flew my Grim today. The build took about 5 hours. The following mods had to happen to make it work:
- The servo slots in the wings can be marked properly. I cut into the solar film and missed the ply slot by 10mm.
- The servo slots in the nose for the v-tail can be moved back into the fuselage to allow more space in the nose for the battery and other electronics. The canopy frame had to be modified to fit over the connected pushrods and servos. Duh...
-The nose wheel is not steerable and there is not much space to get it steerable.
-By turning the servos in the nose around(Arms closest to the leading edge) gives you abit more space in the nose - you need to reverse the channels to get the same action on the servos.
-The push rods are crap. I replaced them. You can not put a Z-bend in them. They break.
-I've been unable to get the crincles out of the solar film. I do not want to work it too much - fear of damage.
-The V-tail rods entry points are not marked properly.
-Please note that a 9" prop for this model is too big. You will have prop strike on takeoff. I purchased 2 on reccomendation and they do not work. You can hand launch and land deadstick, maybe then.
Yeah, Grim is going onto the ceiling - great ornamental value.

I would not reccomend this model for the FPV pilot. There is not enough space for the electronics. The canopy is

esgrijo | Verified Buyer

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Dec 30, 2012

Modelo voa muito bem e devagar, mas e necessario reforcar a asas para ela nao quebrar em voo. 3 estrelas por causa desde detalhe.

pulsarxp | Verified Buyer

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Dec 06, 2012

A dream has come true. I love my life-like model, which is suitable for FPV

KingDick | Verified Buyer

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Nov 05, 2012

You do not require a pusher prop, just reverse the motor! It flies well and looks really sinister in the air.

It will tip stall at low speed so:

1. /-6mm throw on controls is plenty.

2. A little up bias on the ailerons helps.

3. Don't try to stretch the landing, keep the speed up.

Do not glue in the wing joiner as suggested in instruction book. It breaks easily and will be a devil to repair if glued in. I left mine loose and fitted small hooks (into wooden blocks inserted into wing behind spar near wing root). A couple of rubber bands hold the wings in place.

vautek | Verified Buyer

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Nov 04, 2012

Hi I ordered 2 aircraft is the last 3 weeks MQ-9 Reaper Fiberglass 2500mm which has a nice finish and Predator UAV 74in Spy Plane which was very disappointing it had parts missing and the film covering the airframe is poorly put on, one of the wings didnt have the last rib cut out to get the servo wire to it. I have also looked at the way v-tail and main wings are secured and do believe there is a good chance the wings could snap off if presser is placed on them. There is a simple solution to reinforcing the main wings and also added steering to the front wheel.

macsuco | Verified Buyer

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Sep 20, 2012

I have received my first plane. It is the very first plane that I own in my life. I achieved to setup the plane after a few unsuccessful trials. I post a file named "Predator Basic Setup" in the "Files" section. Someone can edit it to meet the most suitable model or even delete it. Any way, I saw my first plane flying in the wind. Thanks a lot HK.

nigelcrossman | Verified Buyer

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Sep 02, 2012

on the whole nice idea but have a few queries
wings have some air bubbles in and so dose the lower fin,landing gear is not the same as advertised in the pics,the bag was open for the landing gear and not the same wheels as advertised , no engine cover or spinner in box, no carbon fibre spare for the wings,no transfers, and a few marks all over the plane i have sent photos as requested and in formed hobbyking within the 24 hrs of delivery and had no reply.

Customer files
Predator motor cover Download [370]
Predator propeller Download [362]
Predator battery Download [527]
Predator lower access Download [308]
Predator left aileron Download [510]
Predator right aileron Download [541]
Predator general Download [477]
Predator antenna Download [344]
Predator esc and motor Download [390]
Predator left tail Download [423]
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