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The Supermarine Spitfire MK11B was the backbone of the
RAF during the Battle of Britain and one of the most potent piston engine
fighter of WWII.
Also featured is a beautifully molded canopy, painted
pilot, three stack Merlin exhausts and a fully detailed fuselage with
molded panel lines.
Access to the flight battery is via an easy to use battery hatch with a magnetic lock, so there is no need to take off the wing between flights. The Spitfire has an exciting new ZX10 radio system with 10-bit 1024 step processing. It uses industry standard three wire servos with a six-channel receiver fitted in the model and a transmitter with servo reversing switches. If you want to experience the thrills of fighter plane action, low strafing runs, and glorious victory rolls, this Spitfire is for you.  Supermarine Spitfire Features: • One high performance Supermarine Spitfire MK11B • Reusable ZX10 radio system with 3 wire servos • Two transmitter-selectable flight modes • Servo reversing option • 3-channel radio controller • Factory-applied paint and decals • Tough EPP foam construction • Re-charge time of 40 minutes • Flight duration of 10-12 minutes • Transmitter range of 2,500 feet • Powerful 480 motor with gear reduction • Supplied in attractive gift box Supermarine Spitfire Specifications: • Wing Span: 39.5in (1,000mm) • Overall Length: 33.5in (850mm) • Flying Weight: 28oz (790g) • Motor Size: 480 Power Direct Drive • Aileron: proportional • Elevator: proportional • Throttle: proportional • Landing gear: none • X-Port ready: Yes Supermarine Spitfire Batteries: • 9-cell 10.8V 1000mAh Ni-MH included • Variable rate DC peak charger included • 8x AA batteries for controller (not included) Click here to see a larger image of the Supermarine Spitfire |
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11/03/2007 
The Best of British. What more can i say ? Looks great on Display and when flying, (its on display more than in the air) easy to control with abit of practice, I was getting 18/23mins of flying with the battery's, So get them extra Battery pack's if you want more airtime. Shame there's no landing gear, "but hay what more do you want for the price" Well worth the money. If your like me and into your WWII plane's, this is a must for all you fan's. Now i need the Mustang and the FW190 to finish of my display. When we get some nice weather I'll take some video footage of it in action and post it on here. 
27/02/2007 
