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Overview
Slec Grumman Bearcat Kit
At close to 1/10 scale, the Slec Model Designs" Bearcat is a near scale model of the mid 1940's naval fighter which was itself developed from its famous Wildcat and Hellcat predecessors. Designed to be powered by Electric, the Bearcat is also suitable for PSS ( Power Scale Soaring ) when the motor and battery is removed. To improve the flying performance of the model. Certain scale dimensions have been adjusted to reduce the drag and the wing loading of the finished model.
This is not a beginner's plane
Although the Bearcat is easy to build and fly, it is a model of an advanced high performance fighter aeroplane and has similar flying characteristics.
Just as a WW2 pilot would have extensive instruction in trainer aeroplanes before graduating to the Bearcat, you will need to be able to handle a low wing sport model before you fly our version.
Optional Fixed Undercarriage
With the extra power available from the modern brushless motors and Li-Po Batteries, not only do you have extra power but also a big weight saving over the original 600 Mabuchi & NiCad power setup that flew this model back in the 90s. This has enabled us to offer as an extra a fixed undercarriage and tailwheel setup for modellers that would prefer not to belly land the model onto grass. Its not to Scale which is the reason we offer it as an extra.
Full instructions for installation are included in the wing section of this book
The Bearcat Prototype was flown and produced good performance using the following brushless motor, Tornado Thumper V3 3536/08 1050KV, and a 40amp XP2 ESC and a 9 x 6 electric propeller The battery pack used in both cases was a 2200mAh 3S Li-Po.
Suggested Electric Components: (NOT INCLUDED)
Radio : 3-4 Channels
Servos : 2 Minis, Rudder-Elevator 2 Micros, Ailerons
Extension Servo Leads : 2 x 500mm (Ailerons)
Y lead (Ailerons)
Brushless Motor : 1000KV around 500watts
Li-Po Battery Pack : 2200mAh 3S
Electronic BEC Speed Controller : 40-60amp
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This is not a beginner's plane
Although the Bearcat is easy to build and fly, it is a model of an advanced high performance fighter aeroplane and has similar flying characteristics.
Just as a WW2 pilot would have extensive instruction in trainer aeroplanes before graduating to the Bearcat, you will need to be able to handle a low wing sport model before you fly our version.
Optional Fixed Undercarriage
With the extra power available from the modern brushless motors and Li-Po Batteries, not only do you have extra power but also a big weight saving over the original 600 Mabuchi & NiCad power setup that flew this model back in the 90s. This has enabled us to offer as an extra a fixed undercarriage and tailwheel setup for modellers that would prefer not to belly land the model onto grass. Its not to Scale which is the reason we offer it as an extra.
Full instructions for installation are included in the wing section of this book
The Bearcat Prototype was flown and produced good performance using the following brushless motor, Tornado Thumper V3 3536/08 1050KV, and a 40amp XP2 ESC and a 9 x 6 electric propeller The battery pack used in both cases was a 2200mAh 3S Li-Po.
Suggested Electric Components: (NOT INCLUDED)
Radio : 3-4 Channels
Servos : 2 Minis, Rudder-Elevator 2 Micros, Ailerons
Extension Servo Leads : 2 x 500mm (Ailerons)
Y lead (Ailerons)
Brushless Motor : 1000KV around 500watts
Li-Po Battery Pack : 2200mAh 3S
Electronic BEC Speed Controller : 40-60amp
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Wingspan: 45" (1.143m)
Wing Area: 2.75sq.ft (0.255m2)
Weight: 50oz (1.42kg)
Functions: 3/4 Functions
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