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Sig Kadet Senior EG

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Written by Terry Dunn As featured on page 55 in the February 2013 issue of Model Aviation. As featured in the Model Aviation tablet app. SPECIFICATIONS Model type: Electric/glow ARF trainer Skill level: Intermediate builder/beginner pilot Wingspan: 80.5 inches Wing area: 1,180 square inches Length: 64.75 inches Weight: 6 to 6.5 pounds Power system: 500 watt (3528-1000 Kv) electric motor/.40 to .46 two-stroke; .50 to .61 four-stroke glow Radio: Four-channel with four standard servos (electric); five servos for glow Construction: Balsa and plywood Covering/finish: Iron-on covering Street price: $300 TEST-MODEL DETAILS Power system: E-flite Power 32 outrunner brushless motor; E-flite 60-amp Pro ESC Battery: Thunder Power G6 Pro Lite 4S 5000 mAh Lipo Propeller: APC 12 x 8E Radio system: Spektrum DX8 transmitter; Spektrum AR7000 receiver; four JR Sport ST47 standard servos Ready-to-fly weight: 7.07 pounds Flight duration: 10-plus minutes Wing loading: 13.8 ounces per square foot Full-throttle power: 62.8 amps, 968 watts, 9570 rpm PLUSES Lightweight for its size. Well-built. Broad flight performance. MINUSES Minor hardware issues. Read the entire article on page 55 in the February 2013 issue of Model Aviation and in the Model Aviation tablet app.

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That was a really nice piece of article about Sig Kadet Senior EG. That airplane looks so beautiful. I am a pilot myself. It’s Power system consists of 500 watt electric motor/.40 to .46 two-stroke; .50 to .61 four-stroke glow.

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