The Wren ©

by RcFunFlyer | October 6, 2014 | (0) Posted in Projects

 

Wren

The Wren is an ultra micro RC plane precision laser cut from high-grade 2mm balsa. The Wren has a wingspan of just 20cm therefore it can be taken nearly anywhere you want. It is a two channel aircraft so it has a working throttle and rudder. This makes the Wren a beginner plane to fly as well as a fun plane for advanced flyers. The Wren is very easy to construct.

 

 SPECIFICATIONS:

  • Wingspan = 200mm
  • Length = 200mm
  • 10g flying weight
  • 3.7v 30mAh li-po battery
  • Up to 10 minutes flight time
  • 2.4 GHz transmitter and receiver
  • Skill level = beginner – intermediate
  • Range = about 100m

KIT 

BOX CONTAINES:

  • Precision laser cut parts
  • Two 3mm neodymium magnets

 REQUIRED:

  • Jp Nano stick electronics
  • Jp Nano stick landing gear
  • CA glue (Medium thickness)

 

If you are intrested in buying the kit, email me at : danielmillsuk@gmail.com


- Find this article & others like it at www.FliteTest.com -

Related Articles

1918 Hergt Monoplane kit

by RcFunFlyer

COMMENTS

eagle4 on October 7, 2014
cool little model. would be cool if there was a build video to go along with it? or even a flight video. to help people out. that servo on the back looks intersting, is it just an induction coil of wire?
Log In to reply
RcFunFlyer on October 8, 2014
Thanks for the feedback offaxis. If you want I could send you the electronics here from the UK to the US with a kit.

Log In to reply
offaxis on October 7, 2014
Can you provide more info about the electronics and where to purchase them? US supplier?
Log In to reply
RcFunFlyer on October 8, 2014
I will try to do a flight and build video as soon as I go to the indoor flying hall next.

Log In to reply
Hell2Go on October 7, 2014
I too would like more info on this, and a flight video would be great, I'm looking for a small indoor flyer for the winter months in Buffalo. I have a place to fly, just need the right plane to fit the venue. Thankyou for sharing.
Log In to reply

You need to log-in to comment on articles.

RcFunFlyer

(56)

The Wren ©