The F4U-4 is the last of the legendary Corsairs to serve in WWII. Delivered to the United States Navy in early 1945, the F4U-4 is powered by a Pratt and Whitney R2800-18W supercharged Twin Wasp engine- pushing 2100 horsepower. Retaining the six 12.7mm guns and load carrying capabilities of the F4U-1D, the F4U-4 achieved an unbelievable 11:1 kill ratio during its service life.


We are proud to announce a faithful recreation of the F4U-4 in 1100mm wingspan form- complete with a realistic 4-bladed propeller, removable auxiliary fuel tanks, tail-hook, functional flaps, retractable landing gear and LED light kit. Power comes from a 3536-850 KV motor with a 40A ESC, giving swift ample power when needed.

Features:
Dependable and proven power system
Realistic scale details
High-strength airframe
Easy assembly
Environmentally friendly water-based paint
Includes:
F4U-4
3536 850kV outrunner brushless motor (installed)
40A ESC installed (XT60 Connector)
Electronic retractable landing gear (installed)
Servos (installed)
Requires:
6-Channel radio transmitter
6-Channel receiver
3-Cell 11.1V 2200mAh LiPo battery with XT60 connector
3-Cell compatible battery charger

Needed to Complete
This is a PNP rc plane and requires a radio system, battery, and charger to be complete.

Specifications
Wingspan: 1100mm (43.3in)
Length: 880mm (34.6in)
CG (Center of Gravity): 60mm from leading edge
Power System: 3536-850kV
Electronic Speed Control: 40A
Propeller / EDF: 10.5 x 8 x 4
Servos: 9 gram servo x 6
Landing Gear: Electronic rotating retractable main gear
Required Battery: 3S 2200mAh LiPo required
Required Radio: 6 Channel transmitter and receiver required
Ailerons: Yes
Elevator: Yes
Rudder: Yes
Flaps: Yes
Lights: Yes
Hinge Type: Foam
Material: EPO Foam
Skill Level: Intermediate
Build Time: 1-2 Hours
Recommended Environment: Outdoor, 100 foot paved runway or short manicured grass.

RTF (Ready to fly): A RTF plane includes the plane with the radio, receiver, battery, charger, motor, servos, retracts (if it has) and ESC already in place.

PNP (Plug and Play) - A PNP foam plane includes the plane with the motor, servos, retracts (if it has) and ESC already in place. Battery and charger are not included. Radio and receiver are not included.

KIT: A KIT plane is an airframe only. It does not include any motor, ESC, or servos (though usually includes servoless retracts on planes with retracts).