Airco DH.2 WWI Fighter ARF
The '''Airco DH.2''' was a single-seat biplane "Pusher" aircraft, operated as a fighter aircraft during the WWI. It was the second pusher design by Geoffrey de Havilland, based on his earlier Airco DH.1. The DH.2 was the first effectively armed British fighter and enabled Royal Flying Corps pilots to counter the "Fokker Scourge" that had given the Germans the advantage in the air in late 1915. Until the British developed an interrupter gear to match the German system, pushers such as the DH.2 carried the burden of fighting and escort duties.
The RC version we designed is approximately 1/6 scale, with a 50” wingspan and is designed for electric power systems.
Special Features
Unique product, only ARF of the DH.2 available on the market
Big canopy hatch
Scale look and flys good
Customer’s options include a scale windshield, Lewis Gun, drum magazine and dashboard
Comes with dummy engine
Specifications:
Wingspan: 50” Length: 42" Wing Area: 755 sq in Radio: Min. of 4 ch. & 4 mini servos ARF weight: 3 lbs 6 oz Flying weight: 4 lbs 10 oz Power: Min. 400W outer rotor motor, 3-4S Li-Po Battery |
Instruction Manual click here to read Addendum click here to read
Product Review Model Aviation Review click here
Flying Video Official Released New-Product Video click here Prototype Test Fly Video clich here
Other items you might need
Lewis Gun+ Dashboard+ Windshield for scale
Drum Magazine x4 with 2 holder for scale
Hitec HS55 Servo (you need 4)
Servo extension cable ( you need 12"x1, 18"x3, 12"x2, Y Harness x1)
Servo Extemsion Safty Clips
Replacement Parts click here