Northrop Gamma EP 40" ARF

Northrop Gamma EP 40" ARF
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCS3ZpsEZ-s&feature=related

The Northrop Gamma was a single-engine all-metal monoplane cargo aircraft designed in the 1930s. Military versions of the Gamma saw combat with Chinese and Spanish Republican Air Forces.

On 2 June 1933 Frank Hawks flew his Gamma 2A "Sky Chief" from Los Angeles to New York in a record 13 hours, 26 minutes, and 15 seconds. In 1935, Howard Hughes improved on this time in his modified Gamma 2G making the west-east transcontinental run in 9 hours, 26 minutes, and 10 seconds.

The most famous Gamma: On 3 January 1935, polar explorer Lincoln Ellsworth and pilot Bernt Balchen became the first people to fly over Antarctica with their Gamma 2B named “Polar Star".

Spec:
Wingspan: 40"
Wing Area: 259 sq in
Overall length: 40"
Ready to fly weight: about 28 oz
Prop: EP 10x5
Motor Required: Uranus 28309 or same size brushless motor
Battery Required: 3S 1300 mAh Li-Po
Radio Required: 4ch, 4 mini servos

Special Features:
1.Wing in 2 pieces
2.Scale wheel pants in 2 pieces each, and bottom pieces have magnetic buttons for easy removal when flying from tall grass
3.Max-Cowling fiberglass cowl
4.Spring loaded tail wheel
5.Comes with 2 sets of decals for Gamma 2A (Sky Chief) and 2B (Polar Star)