XFLY EDF 80MM T-7A RED HAWK w/o TX/RX/BATT

The Boeing-Saab T-7 RedHawk, originally known as the Boeing T-X, is an American/Swedish advanced jet trainer produced by Boeing in partnership with Saab. It was selected on 27 September 2018 by the United States Air Force (USAF) as the winner of the T-X program to replace the Northrop T-38 Talon.

The shape of the T-7A is similar to the reduced version of the F/A-18 because they are designed with a large leading edge root extension surface and a V-shaped double vertical tail design. Not only does this design provide dexterous control at low speeds but it also has a better flying capabilities at high angles of attack, so that its flight performance can be closer to the fighters in active service.

To meet the needs of a wider variety of experienced pilots, XFly Model scaled up the T-7A 64mm EDF jet to make an 80mm version with the same care and attention to appearance and performance. The T-7A 80mm EDF jet is packed full of scale details including molded-in panel lines, simulated antenna, pitot tube, clear canopy, removable missiles plus drop tank and more. Featuring the functional LED navigation and landing lights, full-flying horizontal stabs, sequenced gear doors, scale retractable CNC metal landing gears and operational flaperon setting,this larger version can bring you unexpected scale-like flying experience!

With a 6S Lipo battery, the high-pow- er 80mm EDF with 12-blade fan, 6S-compatible brush- less inrunner motor and 100A ESC deliver fan- tastic top speed and vertical performamce plus amazing turbine-like sound. With stability it’s a scale jet that flies smooth and handles like a sport jet. Integrated wing connectors and glueless design facilitate fast and easy assembly, so you can get the 80mm T-7A airborne in less than one hour.

Features

• Scale replica of the iconic aircraft flown by the U.S. Air Force for training and other missions
• High-power 80mm EDF with 12-blade fan, 6S compatible brushless inrunner motor & 100A ESC
• Scale retractable shock-absorbing metal landing gears with sequenced gear doors
• Factory-installed 4 bright LED navigation and landing lights, full-flying horizontal stabs plus operational flaperon setting
• Removable missiles & drop tank for optional use
• Integrated wing connectors for easy installation or removal of main wings
• Latch-type top hatch with clear canopy, cockpit detail and pilot figure
• Large battery tray allows for 6S 4000-7000mAh
• 5 x 9g, 5 x 13g servos
• Fast and easy assembly – no glue required

Specifications

Wingspan: 975mm/38.4in
Overall length: 1360mm/53.5in
Flying weight: 3150g
Motor size: 3280-KV2200
ESC: 100A
Servo: 9g Servo*5, 13g Servo*5
Radio: 5/6 CH- Flaperon(Aileron & Flap), Elevator, Throttle, Rudder and Retracts
CG: 60mm from the leading edge
Wing load: 146g/dm²
Wing area: 21.5dm²
Recommended battery: 22.2V 4000-5000mAh
Battery Connector: XT90
Approx flying duration: 5 mins
Assembly time: 20 mins
Skill level: Intermediate/Advanced
Age level: 14 years +
Flap: Yes
LED: Yes
Retract: Yes
Landing gear: Scale-like retractable metal landing gears
EDF size: 80mm 12-blade EDF

Required To Complete

• Transmitter
• Receiver
• Battery and Charger

For further information: on flying your RC plane in a safe and responsible manner please check out www.bmfa.org

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Update 01/01/26: The laws have changed regarding operating drones and model aircraft in the UK.

What you need to do:
You must take a theory test and register with the CAA before flying most drones or model aircraft outdoors in the UK. 
There are two requirements and you may need to meet both: 

• Pass a theory test to get a Flyer ID. 

This makes sure you know how to fly safely and legally. 

• Register with the CAA for an Operator ID. 

This registers you as someone who is responsible for a drone or model aircraft. 
Most people get their Flyer ID and Operator ID at the same time.

It is against the law to fly a drone or model aircraft without having the required IDs.
You can also be fined for breaking the law when flying. In the most serious cases, you could be sent to prison. 

The requirements are based on the weight or class of your drone or model aircraft. 

Registration requirements for drones and model aircraft:

See:
UK Civil Aviation Authority.

For full details please visit:
https://www.caa.co.uk/drones/getting-started-with-drones-and-model-aircraft/drone-code/drone-code-overview/

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We recommend you visit the CAA website for full information on safe and responsible flying.