KAVAN Beta 1400 | Beginner RC Glider
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Behold, the brand-new Beta 1400 is here.
This school and training motor glider, already legendary in central Europe, is an RC glider that many modellers can't say a bad word about. However, the conceptually identical design differs slightly from the previous variants in size, new wing profile, new brushless motor, or far more sophisticated construction. And also a much more predatory design with more aggressive shapes. All of these changes, which we have been working hard on for a long time, guarantee excellent flight characteristics.
Flight preparation of ARF and RTF sets is quick and easy. Simply attach the wing halves, glue the tail surfaces with a CA glue, plug in the electronics and off to the airport you go. If you are looking for a more creative approach and want to fine-tune your Beta to your liking, we also offer a blank white KIT version.
Discover all the details on:
www.kavanrc.co...
Pilots: Felix Zimmer, Mike Jöbstl, Berni Gschnaller
FPV Drone: cineshot.fpv
Cam & Cut: slow-flyer.at
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Seems to be more powerful than the multiplex easystar 3.
Super geil 👍
Very nice video :-). What song is it?
Looks awesome. I'm considering a Prime RC T1400. The only question i have does it fit in as a " Park flyer " in Western Australia.
The clubs are a fair way away .
Thank you.
Generally, the Beta is heavier and faster than conventional park flyers. If you have a big enough park, maybe you could count her as a park flyer.
@kavanrc I have a very big park area. There are no signs about flying.
But looking at the flying guide part is restricted, another is prohibited with some notes. But a couple kilometres, the other end it's all open. We did have a total ban a couple of weeks ago to prevent interference with the fire bombers.
If you put lake Joondalup or Yellagonga regional park into google you can see the park.
@@chuckmaddison2924 Then it all comes down to local rules and guidelines. Best way to make sure you are flying legally is by consulting with your local modelling club or respective authority (usually the civil aviation authority)
Fly like prof.