HobbyKing Avios PNF BushMule V2
The Avios PNF BushMule twin is back with a V2 variant. It's the workhorse of the RC with plenty of unique ways to have a great time.
The BushMule is Back!
The Avios PNF BushMule twin is back with a V2 variant. It's the workhorse of the RC world with plenty of unique ways to have a great time.
Here's more from HobbyKing:
Being twin motors, the prop wash over the wing really helps with the slow-flying performance, this added to the large barn door flaps which can deflect down to 90°, it brings real STOL capabilities to the BushMule. To aid operating off of rough terrain, the BushMule is fitted with large, broad wheels, similar to our popular Tundra models. Flying off of snow and other loose surfaces such as sand once again is no problem for the BushMule. Included in the box are a set of skis that can be fitted in minutes to the main gear and the nose-wheel. Undo the wheel collets, slip off the wheels, slip on the skis, replace the collets, and job done.
Another feature of the BushMule is the in-built cargo door in the rear of the fuselage. This brings another touch of fun by allowing you to drop candy or a parachute during flight. A set of floats are also available separately which will allow you to take-off, and land your BushMule on your local lake or river. Packed with amazing features, the AVIOS BushMule V2 is our most versatile, fun sport/STOL airplane to date.
The Avios BushMule V2 offers these improvements over the original.
- Upgraded servo connection for the steerable nose-wheel
- Re-positioned main landing gear, this has been moved further back
- Brass threads in the wing mounts
- Upgraded propellers and spinners as used on the popular Avios Albatross
- New, eye-catching color scheme
Check out the HobbyKing Avios PNF BushMule V2 Here
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Large, broad Tundra-like wheels for rough terrain
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90° barn door flaps to slow down landing descent, and fun STOL flying
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HobbyKing BushMule V2
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Plug and Fly to get you airborne as quickly as possible with a minimum of fuss
Last edited by Jason Cole; Feb 23, 2021 at 09:41 AM..
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As someone who is still thoroughly in love with the origi al SkyMule I may need one of these.
The original SkyMule was one of the best flying planes I've ever owned. I never bought a BushMule because I have 2 SkyMules. Well, one of them is getting a bit long in the tooth so it may be time.. |
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Connect one ESC to Rudder (with a Y for the rudder and another for nose gear) and the other to an aux channel and then mix them in the RX. The reverse leads go into a Y that goes into another aux. You'll need like an 8 channel radio for all the functions. Unless you put nose gear steering on another mix and then you'd need 9.
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Last edited by Rampage; Feb 26, 2021 at 09:10 PM.
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Bushmule V2 Avionics
The new Bushmule has a number of accessories including lights, two throttle leads, reverse, cargo door and nosewheel. Looks like I will need an 8 channel receiver to do everything. Can anyone give me instructions as to what leads go into what channels to be able to use all these functions using a Spektrum receiver?
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One of my motors on my Skymule needs a new motor mount. Where can I find a replacement?
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