TH 32" EPP Extra Slick

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The all new Extra Slick from Twisted Hobbys was designed for the pilots wanted the most extreme backyard or indoor profile EPP 3D Model. Keeping true to the original "Xtra Slick" model we have redesigned and constructed an even more enjoyable Extra-Slick model. One of the key features with the new Extra Slick is the decreased coupling while increased rudder, elevator & aileron authority are very noticeable over the original design.

With the newest design concepts for EPP construction this bird was made to be built fast and out last the competition. With pre-hinged constructions along with new carbon fiber trust design makes it one of the fastest EPP models in its class to build yet keeping the tail section rigid for precision flying. Each kit includes high quality printed EPP air frame, carbon fiber control rods, control horns, adjustable end-links, fiber motor mount and completed revised snap links to eliminate control rod play.

Model Spec's: Wingspan/Length = 32"/31" AUW: 7.2oz w/ LG (weight w/ 2s 25c 450mah)
Power system components listed individual below: Also complete "all in one" power system available here: Link

  CSP-D14M Servo
  CSP-D10M Servos (2 required)
  CSP-2305-1500KV Motor
  CSP-15A ESC
  9x4.7 Prop

Other Requirements:
Receiver 4 - 6 ch: Link
2s450/600mah Lipo: Link
Adhesive Glue : Link

Build Resources & Replacement Parts Links:
  Build Vide: Link
  PDF Manual: Link or Link
  Replacement Parts: Link
  Upgrade Parts: Link

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5
Nice little plane

Posted by Unknown on Dec 4th 2016

This is my 2nd Twisted Hobbys plane. I found it to be an easy build, with a good instruction manual. Kit and fabrication quality was excellent. Everything went together well. Outstanding flying plane. I really like it. I have come to realize that I don't like side force generators on planes, so I left them off of this plane, and am glad I did. Unless you only fly 3D in zero wind (which is not my case), then SFG's are more of a hindrance than help. With any wind at all, SFG's make a plane do really stupid, unpredictable things in the air.