| The SIG Sun Dancer is more than
a pretty face. It's pure aerobatic muscle. With a 3.2 gas engine
on the nose, and a competition radio in control, the Sun Dancer
will re-write the book on aerobatics. Rock solid knife-edge,
loops big and small, and snap rolls all the way to eternity. All
with the authority you've come to expect from SIG. |
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| Specifications: |
| Wing
Span: |
71.5 in |
1816 mm |
| Wing
Area: |
1688 in² |
108.90 dm² |
| Fuselage
Length: |
66 in |
1676 mm |
| Flying
Weight |
17 - 18 lbs |
7710 - 8165
g |
| Engine
Required: |
3.2
to 4.2 in³ (52 - 68 cm³) Gas |
| Radio
Required: |
4
channel, 8 servos |
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| The SIG Sun Dancer is complete
with painted matching fiberglass wheel pants and cowling,
pull-pull rudder assembly, heavy duty control hardware, twin
elevator and aileron mounts, scale tail wheel assembly, dural
aluminum landing gear, huge 24 ounce gasoline-ready fuel tank,
comprehensive hardware package and a fully illustrated
assembly manual to guide you from box to field, leaving
nothing to chance. |
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Break out your sunglasses, lather up the SPF45, and come party in the
sun.
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The
ability to reach for the skies and dance with the sun has long been the
venue of highly aerobatic biplanes. Think of names like Pitts, Christen
Eagle and Ultimate. You can join the party and create beautiful music,
acrobatically speaking, with SIG's Sun Dancer ARF biplane.
