Another awesome product from Sonicmodell, arrives in a nicely packed strong cardboard box with all parts wrapped with bubble wrap. The EPP foam is very tough and supported with internal plywood shelves for your electronics. Fitted mine with 5gram servos and a lightweight motor for some low'n'slow proximity flying. 5star product with ZERO issues.

Another awesome product from Sonicmodell, arrives in a nicely packed strong cardboard box with all parts wrapped with bubble wrap. The EPP foam is very tough and supported with internal plywood shelves for your electronics. Fitted mine with 5gram servos and a lightweight motor for some low'n'slow proximity flying. 5star product with ZERO issues.

Another awesome product from Sonicmodell, arrives in a nicely packed strong cardboard box with all parts wrapped with bubble wrap. The EPP foam is very tough and supported with internal plywood shelves for your electronics. Fitted mine with 5gram servos and a lightweight motor for some low'n'slow proximity flying. 5star product with ZERO issues.

A really easy to fly, lightweight model. I put all the iNAV + FPV electronics into the fuselage - it's small but manageable. With the original canopy there is no room for a usual 4S 1500mAh battery, but with 4S 1100mAh I got more than 15min flight time (17km traveled distance). It's efficient too. The very short manual isn't good if you are a beginner... The EPP is strong and supported by a plywood plate (fuselage). Even the packaging is robust. I have mine at 441g AUW (w/o FPV, GPS, FC there is a lot room for a really lightweight model).

A really easy to fly, lightweight model. I put all the iNAV + FPV electronics into the fuselage - it's small but manageable. With the original canopy there is no room for a usual 4S 1500mAh battery, but with 4S 1100mAh I got more than 15min flight time (17km traveled distance). It's efficient too. The very short manual isn't good if you are a beginner... The EPP is strong and supported by a plywood plate (fuselage). Even the packaging is robust. I have mine at 441g AUW (w/o FPV, GPS, FC there is a lot room for a really lightweight model).

A really easy to fly, lightweight model. I put all the iNAV + FPV electronics into the fuselage - it's small but manageable. With the original canopy there is no room for a usual 4S 1500mAh battery, but with 4S 1100mAh I got more than 15min flight time (17km traveled distance). It's efficient too. The very short manual isn't good if you are a beginner... The EPP is strong and supported by a plywood plate (fuselage). Even the packaging is robust. I have mine at 441g AUW (w/o FPV, GPS, FC there is a lot room for a really lightweight model).