The P-51D delivered the performance, weapons, and range well-trained pilots could wield to outmatch any challenger of the day. Even after WWII, thousands of Mustangs remained in service with proud nations around the globe—some till as late as 1980. The E-flite P-51D Mustang 1.2m replica captures a peak example of the legendary U.S. Army Air Corps fighter that delivers the kind of scale-flight experience that makes enjoying history’s most celebrated fighter more enjoyable than ever.
The realistic four-blade propeller, outline and cockpit detail highlight the devoted attention given to pull off a popular subject like the Mustang this well. Its functional flaps feature the precision of independent servo operation while electric retractable main landing gear provides reliability and scale-like movement. Construction with EPO foam keeps the overall weight low while maintaining a level of durability that makes flying a scale sensation, like this Mustang, practical enough to enjoy every day. The installed power system offers outstanding performance when used with a 3S LiPo battery. Go beyond ballistic and fly with 4S power—no equipment change required. Whether you’re an intermediate or advanced pilot, the P-51D Mustang 1.2m has the detail, and more the flight quality you need to experience what piloting a legendary thoroughbred is all about.
E-Flite P-51D Mustang 1.2m PNP and BNF Basic with AS3X and SS (4 min 9 sec) |
This Bind-N-Fly® Basic model is equipped with a 6-channel 2.4GHz DSMX® receiver with AS3X (Artificial Stabilization – 3-aXis) that provides a robust connection to your Spektrum™ transmitter, plus works behind the scenes to deliver smoother flight by sensing and countering the effects of wind and turbulence. The result is a sense of stability and precision that makes you feel like you’re flying a larger and expertly tuned aircraft.
If you’re a relatively new pilot or want an extra margin of safety while familiarizing yourself with the airplane, you can enable the optional SAFE® Select flight protection technology built into the receiver. No programming is required. Simply change up the binding sequence as directed in the manual.
With SAFE Select features enabled, you get:
Pitch and Bank Angle Limits
These keep the aircraft from rolling or pitching upside down. They also prevent excessive climb or dive angles during takeoff and landing. Automatic Self-Leveling
Instantly returns the wings to level when the sticks are released. It’s also helpful if you ever need to hand launch the airplane. Easy Switch Assignment-No Programming Required
The simple procedure for assigning a transmitter switch to turn SAFE Select features on and off doesn't require any programming and takes just a few seconds.
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I cannot believe they came out with another Mustang. Good thing Motion RC is around.
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I Prefer " Blondes "
Not bad, but I Prefer " Blondes "
I'll still take one because I crashed mine recently. The upgrade to 4S ESC is the only upgrade I care about, but I guess to keep up with their latest 1.2mm's, HH needed to add Safe Select. I would have preferred they stayed with the " Blondie " livery tho. She was a beaut! |
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Call it what you want but it’s a new Mustang.
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Blondie was always spec’d out as a 3S plane. —> https://www.horizonhobby.com/product...-basic-efl8250
Trust me, it flew on 4S, but 20 (or so) flights later, the ESC would succumbe to heat failure. Well documented in the Blondie thread. HH alludes to the 4S upgrade and subsequent ESC heat reduction in the video. Touting 3000m/ah recommended battery too... |
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I think this has the same powerplant as the corsair and p47... 15 size brushless motor, 10.5x8 prop and 40 amp esc. Why didnt they advertise them with 4s?
I know my 5 blade spitfire on 4s pushes 44 amp with 544 watts... |
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Same part number or not, HH must have enhanced the cooling of the ESC (as they clearly have indicated in the video) to allow full " Horizon Hobby Warrantied Operation " on 4S, which is a true upgrade. The HH weblink above proves that Blondie was never marketed as a 4S plane.
Quote Mikey 68 " Also there was no over heating " That is B.S. Good luck Mikey! Especially in the heat of the California summer. I flew two Blondie's into the ground on 4S before finally upgrading to Hobbywing 60A ESC's. Plenty of others on Blondie's RCG thread and the E-Flite 5 Bladed Spitfire threads have as well. |
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Last edited by Area81Racing; Mar 30, 2018 at 05:43 AM.
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