TH 42" EPP EDGE 540 XL

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  • TH 42" EPP EDGE 540 XL
  • TH 42" EPP EDGE 540 XL
  • TH 42" EPP EDGE 540 XL
  • TH 42" EPP EDGE 540 XL
  • TH 42" EPP EDGE 540 XL
  • TH 42" EPP EDGE 540 XL
  • TH 42" EPP EDGE 540 XL
  • TH 42" EPP EDGE 540 XL
$199.99

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Description

Inspired by the full-scale Edge 540 and developed as the sister model to the Veloxity, the Edge 540 XL combines precise tracking, fast roll response, strong tumbling performance, and stable 3D handling. Its stiff EPP airframe delivers a crisp, connected feel while remaining durable and predictable for everything from smooth precision aerobatics to aggressive low-altitude 3D flying.

Wingspan
42 in / 1060 mm
Length
43 in / 1120 mm
Flying Weight
765–850 g / 27–30 oz
Construction
Engineered EPP Airframe
Battery
3S 1500–2200 mAh
Skill Level
Intermediate–Advanced
Airframe Kit
This is an airframe kit. The matched power system, receiver, battery, charger, and adhesives are sold separately. A downloadable PDF build manual is available below.
Recommended PC17 Max Power System
The PC17 CSP package pairs a CSP 2814 1050KV motor, BOLT 45A ESC, four CSP-D18M servos, and an APC 12 × 4.5MR propeller with the Edge 540 XL. Use a 3S 1500 to 2200 mAh LiPo for balanced 3D power, smooth throttle response, and practical flight time.
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Matched Power System Components
4S Propeller: Compatible 10 to 11-inch propeller (sold separately)
Additional Required Items
Radio: 4+ channel transmitter and compatible receiver
Battery: 3S 1500 to 2200 mAh LiPo preferred; 4S 1500 to 2200 mAh compatible
Important Propeller Selection: The APC 12 × 4.5MR propeller included with the PC17 is intended for the recommended 3S setup. When operating on 4S, use a compatible 10 to 11-inch propeller and confirm that motor and ESC current remain within their operating limits.
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3 Reviews

  • 5

    Awesome Teaching Platform.

    Posted by Richard Kosar on Apr 2nd 2025

    A buddy of mine has one of these. I watched him fly it and asked for his radio. WOW! I flew a battery, came home and ordered one. This plane has proven to be an awesome trainer. At 150 flights I've learned inverted flight, knife edges, hovering and have become comfortable pushing my envelope. I'm able to take what I'm learning and apply to my 60" Extreme Flight Laser without fear. The Edge has also proven extremely durable. I've put it in hard and it just takes a bit of Tac glue and/or strapping tape and I'm usually back in the air in 30 minutes or less. Overall this has been an awesome, fun plane.

  • 5

    Great light weight plane for 3D and smooth flying

    Posted by TorqueRoller on Nov 21st 2019

    After a friend of mine let me fly his Twisted Hobbys 43" EPP Edge 540 XL, I absolutely had to have one. Such a great design! It handles all attitudes with great stability and gave me the confidence to do everything my skill level allows. Knife edge loops were easier than ever before, beautiful flat spins, nice level parachutes, stable harriers, And..knife edge spins! I've never had a profile type plane that would do nice knife edge spins. The design of this plane is very well thought out! Also the quality of the kit, both with the included hardware and fit and finish of all the airframe parts is just perfect. So easy to get this plane together straight and true, I really have nothing negative to say about it!

  • 5

    Can't stop flying it!

    Posted by Roger Sprandel on Dec 7th 2018

    I would take my time in the build to ensure your airframe is true and strong with the many carbon spars. The build is straight forward and the manual is very detailed. The foam is nice and thick and pre-cut for the spars. I went for a light build and used 12g metal gear servos and a 68g 2235 1200kv Leopard motor, 30 amp ESC with a 1500 mah 3 cell battery. I used a 11x4.7 slow fly prop and then an 11x5.5 regular APC Electric prop. Not a lot of difference for me in the performance. I set my throttle curve down to linear 65% max as I was pulling 32 amps and 332 watts @ about 12.3v. Setting it for 250 watts pulling 23 amps and the flying weight coming in at 24.3 oz it has plenty of kick for my 3d work. I love the knife edge and it's solid tracking for square loops. I think this will be placed in the "favorites" section in my hanger. Roger, Southern RC Flyers, Dothan AL

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