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TTR4321F04  Mr Mulligan EP Super Combo 39.37 inch

A Classical Racer Replica Mr. Mulligan was designed by Ben Howard in the mid-1930's. The DGA-6 won both the Bendix and Thompson trophies at the 1935 National Air Races that at the time was second to none.

Specification:
 Wing Span: 39.37"
 Wing Area: 217 sq. in.
 Length: 26.5"
 Weight: 16.5 oz.
 Motor: 370PH included
 Req. Radio: 3 Channel
Thunder Tiger is very proud to present this classical racer. Mr. Mulligan; is this foam EP plane that comes nicely equipped with many scale-detailing parts like cowl, wing struts and wheels pants. Ideal for the pilot seeking a relaxed flight.

It features State-of-the-art engineering that provide quick and easy assembly of a strong, yet lightweight, airplane that will provide you with an enjoyable and educational experience. Lightweight foam construction, RTF-Ready-To-Fly version is a 100% factory assembled with radio installed, 8.4V battery & DC quick charger included, stable flight characteristics make this a perfect airplane for the novice, scale wing struts add to the appeal of this great looking airplane.

SC = Super Combo and Includes:

  • Radio Set - Transmitter (3 channels), x3 standard servos or x2 micro servos, Receiver and battery pack.

  • Propulsion System - Electric Drive System 370PH (motor & gearbox),10-amp Electronic Motor Controller (Speed Control)
    for x3 channel radio, Flight Battery 8.4V 900 mAh NiMH, Quick Charger 8.4V

 

Features:

  • Beautiful high gloss film coated foam wing and tail for extra strength
  • State-of-the-art engineering that provide quick and easy assembly
  • High wing stability, perfect for first time flyers
  • "Push-N-Lock" landing gear and control horns
  • Powerful and efficient geared 370 motor included
  • Scale detailed vertical and horizontal fins

Requires:

  • Tools - Hobby knife and blades, Fine-point or felt-tip pen, Small phillips and flat head screw drivers, Needle nose pliers
    Mixing sticks for Epoxy, Medium grit paper, Rubbing alcohol, Drill bits (5/64), Paper Towels, Scissors.