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Piper L-4 Grasshopper 46 Size EP-GP 1620mm (64") Wingspan (ARF)

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Piper L-4 Grasshopper 46 Size EP-GP 1620mm (64") Wingspan (ARF)

 
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The L-4 was the militarised version of the Piper Aircraft J-3 Cub. The L-4 Grasshopper was used in all theaters of war in WW2 and was applied to many different applications from an observer, fire direction, front line liaison, glider pilot instruction and as a courier plane, it would be fair to say that the L-4 was a total success in military form. The L-4 Grasshoppers also made history by participating in the last dogfight of WW2 in Europe when it was involved in a pistol fight with a Fiesler Storch!

Our latest offering of the Piper L-4 Grasshopper is an almost ready to fly traditionally built balsa and light ply constructed scale replica and professionally covered in a period color scheme.

Like all L-4 Grasshoppers their high wing and light wing loading combine to give you a pleasurable flying warbird with the ability to perform scale aerobatics and short take-offs and landings.

Features:
• High wing warbird design
• Almost ready to fly kit
• Short take off and landing design
• Traditional balsa and light ply construction
• Professionally covered
• Ready for your choice of gas engine or electric motor
• Fiberglass and paint matched cowl
• Landing gear included
• All related hardware

Specs:
Wing Span: 1620mm (64")
Length: 1250mm (49")
Airframe Weight: 1600g 

Included:
1 x Piper Aircraft L-4 Grasshopper ARF kit
1 x Instruction manual
All related hardware (including undercarriage)

Required:
Minimum 5 channel transmitter and receiver
.46 2-stroke/.52~70 4-stroke or 600~800watt electric power system
Receiver battery (Glow power)
4~5 Standard Servos
Building tools and glues
Experience with ARF balsa and ply RC models

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Simon | Verified Buyer

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Lovely Plane and ideal first proper plane.

Aug 17, 2017

This was my first proper plane (non foamie) and I am very impressed with it.
Everything fitted together well and the instruction were nice and clear.
The covering is very very thick and tough and you get spare sheets of it for patching up holes.
I decided to try and go light weight with it and used a Turnigy Aerodrive SK3 - 4240-740kv motor which is on the small side but when fitted with a 12x8 apc prop its perfect.
I get a 1:1 power to weight ratio when useing a Graphine 3000mah 4s and a amp draw of 45a,the all up weight is 2.3kg.
It flies very well (for a learner like me) and looks great in the air.
5stars all round from me.

Eric | Verified Buyer

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cub

Jan 07, 2017

merry had a little lamb

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Piper L-4 Grasshopper 46 Size EP-GP 1620mm (64") Wingspan (ARF)

Jan 06, 2017

received cub today from Australia HobbyKing Warehouse packaged well .The construction of the model is quite good BUT...the hardware for the nylon control horn controls are not ideal for this size model as they push in and have to to CA Glued in place .I'mnot too keen on this and they should have included the nylon control horns with the set screws and nuts

would beef up the wing strut mounts and have a set screw and nut arrangement rather than them being held in by wood screws as the struts are load bearing i don't think being held in by wood screws is very safe would get ideas off the SIG 1/6th scale cub plans....
the wheels are too big in diameter and should be balloon wheels and slightly smaller in diameter .the wing looks to be the clipped wing version and could do with an extra wing panel or two in each wing to make it look more in proportion

i'm going for a 4 cell li poly and brushless motor to suit

the instructions are ok the model is made by VQ arf's

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