RcF Clik 25 33" 4mm EPP Indoor Kit

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SKU:
RCF Clik 25 RED
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Pilot Level:
Intermediate-Advanced
  • RcF Clik 25 33" 4mm EPP Indoor Kit
  • RcF Clik 25 33" 4mm EPP Indoor Kit
  • RcF Clik 25 33" 4mm EPP Indoor Kit
  • RcF Clik 25 33" 4mm EPP Indoor Kit
  • RcF Clik 25 33" 4mm EPP Indoor Kit
  • RcF Clik 25 33" 4mm EPP Indoor Kit
  • RcF Clik 25 33" 4mm EPP Indoor Kit
  • RcF Clik 25 33" 4mm EPP Indoor Kit
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Description

The Clik 25 is the latest evolution of the proven Clik indoor aerobatic series. Its lightweight 4 mm EPP airframe combines exceptionally slow flight with the rigidity and precision needed for advanced indoor aerobatics. An extended, taller fuselage improves stability, balance, and lateral tracking through rolling and knife-edge maneuvers, making it equally comfortable in pattern sequences, freestyle, hovering, and F3P-style flying.

Wingspan
33 in
Length
37.5 in
Flying Weight
115–130 g / 4.1–4.6 oz
Construction
Engineered EPP Airframe
Power
2S LiPo
Skill Level
Intermediate–Advanced
Airframe Kit
This is an airframe kit. The matched power systems, receiver, battery, charger, and adhesives are sold separately. A downloadable PDF build manual is available below.
Recommended Matched Power-System Options
Both systems use the same CSP 2203 1800KV motor, Vertex 16A ESC, and GWS 8 × 4.3 Slow Fly propeller. Choose the PC04 Standard setup for increased aileron authority or the PC06 Lightweight setup for the lowest finished weight and maximum slow-flight performance.
Matched Power System Components
PC04 Standard Servos: 1 × CSP-D10M and 2 × CSP-D6M servos
PC06 Lightweight Servos: 3 × CSP-D6M servos
Additional Required Items
Radio: 4+ channel transmitter and lightweight receiver
Battery: 2S 300 to 450 mAh LiPo
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1 Review

  • 5

    THE indoor plane to have!

    Posted by Jim on Feb 8th 2025

    There is nothing else like a Clik for slow, graceful indoor (or no-wind) flying. I was excited to see the differences between the Clik21 and Clik25 and although I'm sure some can tell the difference, it is hard for me to tell. I do like the updated graphics. It's no easy build with almost 200 steps, but mine came together with no issues. It flies slower than any other model, which makes practicing maneuvers predictable and smooth. It almost feels like meditation and flying at the same time. I let my buddy fly it and he said "It's making me look like a way better pilot than I am!" Rolling harriers are slow enough to see the effect of each input. Although I'm no competition level F3P pilot, it's fun to work on my precision flying with the Clik25.

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