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CARF-Models Arcus 1:3.5 (5.75m)
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CARF-Models Arcus 1:3.5 (5.75m): a recreational RC product. Model details and specifications are listed below.
Specifications
| Brand | CARF-Models |
|---|---|
| Model | CARF-Models Arcus 1:3.5 (5.75m) |
| Wingspan | 226" (5750 mm) |
| Length | 100" (2550 mm) |
| Weight | 26 - 32 Lbs (12 - 15 kg) dry |
| Recommended power system | (80-100 N turbine, 12S FES or EDF) |
| Radio equipment | 5 high torque 20mm servos, 2 high torque 15mm servos, 4 high torque 11mm wing servos, 2 high torque 8mm wing servos |
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