Pilot-RC: Pitts 87" - Setup time - just one screwdriver needed!

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This very simple videos shows just how quickly you can put together and then take apart our new Pilot-RC 87" Pitts at the flying field.
With just one screwdriver and less than 4:30 min you can be ready to fly, just add fuel and go!
Taking apart again is just as easy and takes even less time, with disassembly being completed in under 4:00 min.
Finally a great flying biplane which is quick to put together allowing you to get on with the fun side of flying it.
Check out the full plane on our website, and happy flying!
www.Pilot-RC.com

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27 авг 2018

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Комментарии : 18

@MasboyRC 4 года назад

Nice plane !! Love it 👍

@mrvoyagerm 5 лет назад

My M12 takes 20 minutes at least. Thanks for clearing up the servo connection issue - again, great video!

@karlroyce-bainbridge1391 Год назад

Awesome planes, cant wait to get one. Thank you for sharing 👍

@PilotRcOfficial Год назад

Thanks!

@freepilot1019 5 лет назад

I really like it!!!!

@JoshMoenheli 5 лет назад

This model does go together quickly when you don't have to make any servo connections.....lol

@mariamtorres8354 2 года назад

Thought the same… hahahahahaha

@MtnCommando 2 года назад

That's because the lower wing has plug-in connections, and top wing servo leads come down through the cabanes and then through the lower wing. So you only need to connect two leads, then the lower wings plug into the fuse connecting all four servos

@raulmedina9002 5 лет назад

Almost like a trainer.......👍🏽

@charlestodt740 4 года назад

Is this new race , put together a time aeroplane on field . He would be move quickly

@mrvoyagerm 5 лет назад

How are the servos plugged in and where?

@PilotRcOfficial 5 лет назад

Lower wing servos are connected to the fuselage as normal. For the top wing, two extension leads are used. One that runs through the lower wing from fuselage to the outer wing strut, and a second that is inside the wing strut itself. So you basically connect top wing servo to the wing strut, and wing strut to the lower wing, so all hidden wires!

@richardstaccone1927 Год назад

He was supposed to connect that wiring up and he didn’t. That’s why he did it so fast. The wiring goes through the center of the wing struts and connects the top wing servos to the the bottom wing servos

@ArielsonSilva 5 лет назад

How much is this?

@PilotRcOfficial 5 лет назад

You can check with your local dealer, list available at pilot-rc.com

@smileyhomeimprovementsjohn6165 4 года назад

Did you build it from scratch???

@mariamtorres8354 2 года назад

Hahaha… of course not, that’s always the same with the “advertising” videos… he’s not handling any servo connections or any other details… that’s not honest propaganda… but funny tho… 👍🏻