For Sale RcRCM E-Angela Composite Flying Wing 2M Sailplane

Our Spring Cleaning is Uncovering a Fleet of Airplanes!

We have a few new RcRCM E-Angela Composite Flying Wing 2M Sailplanes for sale!

Superb flying wing – Angela is fully molded with composite material, it has good performance in slope soaring. Angela is equipped with ailerons, flaps and rudder. It looks like a “pterodactyl” when flying in the sky!

Carbon Version: Wings built using carbon cloth as well as fuselage reinforced with carbon from leading edge of the wing to the tail. This configuration gives the model enormous stiffness and torsion stability.

Price is set at $395.00 plus shipping per airplane. Choose from a red or yellow version. Shipped with hardware and wing/fuselage bags. We accept PayPal and ship via Fed Ex ground. The shipping dimensions are 42″ x 12″ x 5″ and it weighs 5 lbs.

2000mm Wingspan RCRCM RC Glider – Angela

Email Support@esprittech.com for details.

For More details
https://www.rcrcm.com/products/e-angela-wing

TopModel CZ Miss Tractor For Sale

Spring Cleaning is Well On Its Way!

We have a brand new, all-in-box TopModel CZ Miss Tractor. The Miss Tractor is a Czech made ARF, made entirely out of balsa/plywood, and suitable for aerotowing or sport flying. The Miss Tractor has a very strong fuselage and serves as an excellent workhorse for aerotowing large sailplanes. This towing model was built for air work such as photography, schooling, streamer, and such. It offers the possibility of using 60 to 80cc engines depending on your flight type. With 80cc gasoline engines, it is really possible to tow very large sailplanes. The flaps are particularly efficient; it is possible to direct them until 90° thanks to the special hinges system delivered in the kit. Real V/STOL capacities. The robust landing gear resists the worse treatments and makes it possible to take off from summary grounds. Thanks to its perfect geometry and to the NACA 4412 airfoil, this plane is an example of stability and will surprise you in how well it handles any task you ask of it.

Details:

Wingspan: 2840mm/112″
Length: 1990mm/78.25″
Weight: 9-11kg /20-24 lbs.
Motor/Engine: 60cc-80cc

Cost: $950.00 USD plus shipping (Pay Pal Okay)

Box Dimensions/Weight: 63″ x 19″ x 16″/25 lbs. Airplane ships Fed Ex Ground.

If interested please email support@esprittech.com.

Align Carry Bags For Sale

They ALL Must Go!

We have some custom carrying bags specifically designed for T-Rex series (700 and 550) available for sale, and they are discounted to go! These bags were found in the back of our warehouse brand new, never used, with original manual and metal tags. Created with a simplistic yet functional design, these bags are constructed out of a superior grade water resistant canvas for better content protection. In addition, they offer a custom tailored internal compartment with an extra thick padded base and a zipper opening. The external lining contains with an anti-vibration and impact resistant protection foam. The custom embroidering completes this bag with a stylish touch. These bags provide the perfect protection for your helicopter.

Align 550E Bag Specifications:

  • Dimensions: 94x24x33cm
  • Cost: $30.00 plus shipping
  • We have quantity of two

Align 700 Bag Specifications:

  • Dimensions: 147x27x44.5cm
  • Cost: $40.00 plus shipping
  • We have a quantity of two

Alternate uses can include, but not limited too:

  • Reusable grocery bags – great for Costco!
  • Stuff them with pillows and replace wife
  • Temporary boat
  • Dog bed

No dogs were hurt in the making of this post 🙂

Fiala Props

Our Choice For Wooden Props

Fiala Propellers are simply the finest wood propeller you can buy. Each Fiala propeller is CNC machined in the Czech Republic from locally sourced, sustainable Beech wood. Every one of these fine propellers begin as a carefully selected wood blank which is allowed to stabilize for over a month after being kiln dried to a specific moisture content. This lengthy process assures that you will always receive a consistent and precise propeller.

No matter which color or style you choose, every Fiala propeller is finished using a three step urethane coating for durability and fuel resistance.

All Fiala propellers receive a final balance check after the finish is applied so it is ready to go right away.

Flight School: Electronic Speed Controllers

How To Select What You Need

We learned about the different types of motors to choose, and what all those specifications were, now it is time to learn how to apply that information to selection of your electronic speed control (ESC).

An ESC is an electronic device that connects to your flight batteries and to your motor. The purpose of the ESC is to regulate the speed of the electric motor. In brushless motors, there is no communicator to adjust the poles inside the motor. Adjustment of the polarity in the poles is what causes the motor to spin. This is where the ESC comes in to the mix. The ESC can adjust motor polarity through its programming.

First thing is first, you must know what your motor is. Your motor must be selected with what you are flying in mind, as you will have minimum requirements based on the airplane (and equipment) chosen and your flying style. Once you have selected your motor, you can look for an ESC.

The first step is to find your current draw, measured in amps. Your current draw is the amount of amps your motor will pull through the ESC when in use. The ESC needs to be rated to handle the motors current draw, or it will overheat and burn up. Current draw will be listed in two configurations: burst and continuous. The burst rating is what the ESC can handle in short bursts, typically of around 10 seconds or less. The continuous rating will be the amount of current the ESC can handle continuously, over the flight. Keep in mind, there are several factors that can effect your current draw; Motor KV, prop size, and motor size.

The second thing that you want to look at is the input voltage rating. The voltage rating lets you know the maximum voltage, from your batteries, that the ESC can safely support. If you are putting a higher voltage through your ESC than intended, you can damage both the ESC and the Motor. The input voltage rating should match what your motor can handle as well.

Some ESC’s will have a BEC (battery eliminating circuit). This will convert the voltage down to a suitable voltage to power your receiver without needing an additional receiver battery pack. Others will be called OPTOs, which mean that the signal is transferred through an optically isolated (by light) circuit and will not carry power to the receiver.

Another thing to consider is your size and weight. Some applications have really tight dimensions (say in the nose of a sailplane) and you will need to find one that will squeeze in. Weight can also play a role in what you need. Typically the smaller ESC’s tend to have less efficient cooling, which can lead to overheating and burning up.

Overall, when choosing an ESC there are a few things to consider, but whatever your need, there is bound to be an electronic speed control for you! Some of the newer ESC’s also include telemetry functions that can measure multiple values like amperage, voltage, battery capacity consumed, and can calculate power output.

Check out our line of ESC’s here.

Special Edition DS-12

Back For a Limited Time!

You guys spoke, and we listened! The Special Edition Combat Gray DS-12 is back for a limited time! Made only for the USA market!

The New Special Edition Jeti DS-12 Carbon Gray radio system features a carbon fiber front plate, black metal hall sensor gimbals and metal control buttons. Package includes the transmitter, an aluminum case, and a Duplex R9 Receiver.

Get it before its gone!

Wiring Schematic For Falcon ESC and Elite T70

A Visual Aid

If you are a visual learner diagrams are always a benefit! Check out these wiring schematics that show two options on how one might connect a Falcon ESC with the Elite T70 and operate it through your transmitter.

Usage with integrated touch button. The button turns on/off the T70. You are able to turn on/off the ESC separately using a spare channel from your receiver (EX Bus). It’s like an advanced kill switch.

Usage with a switch (RC Switch, magnetic switch, or mechanical switch).  The switch turns off both the T70 and Falcon ESC simultaneously.

Browse our line of Elite telemetry products here.

Browse our line of Falcon speed controllers here.