Yak 54 Scale Aerobat Balsa 1854mm (ARF)

Description

The Yak 54 was a competition aerobatic plane developed in the early 1990's by the Yakovlev design bureau. It was a evolution of the Yak 55M. It has become a favorite among modelers due to its excellent flight characteristics for traditional aerobatics along with more extreme 3D maneuvers.

This Yak 54 30cc aerobatic model is constructed from plywood and balsa with a fiber glass cowl and wheel pants. Finished with attention to detail the model is covered in quality covering film and includes carbon fiber landing gear, carbon spinner, CNC cut control horn and servo arms, pull-pull rudder hardware, and ball links all around. The two piece plug-in wing panels makes this Yak 54 quite easy to break down for transport.

To complete the Yak 54, you will need to supply a 30CC gas engine, 6 standard size high torque servos, 4+ channel radio, CA and Epoxy glue, propeller, receiver battery and some miscellaneous building tools.

This model is a stand out performer, we were impressed with the finish and the quality of the hardware pack. If you love 3D flying then the Yak 54 will have you out doing torque rolls, yo-yos, harriers and waterfalls without missing a beat!

Features:
• Almost ready to fly - Add your choice of electronics and power plant then complete final assembly!
• Light weight balsa and plywood airframe
• Carbon fiber landing gear with painted fiberglass wheel pants
• Large wing area and overall low weight
• Large removable canopy hatch for electronics and fuel tank access
• Pull pull rudder cables gives precise control, with less weight in tail
• Complete hardware package includes servo arm extensions, ball links, fuel tank, and carbon fiber spinner
• Easy to orient color scheme with contrasting top and bottom design
• Carbon fiber tail wheel unit

Specs:
Wingspan: 1854mm     
Length: 1807mm 
Wing Area: 60.47dm2
Flying Weight: 4.8kg

Required:
4+ Channel Transmitter and Receiver
6 * Standard Size High Torque Servos
30CC Gas Engine
20x8 Propeller
CA Glue
30 Min Epoxy
Receiver battery - 4.8~6.0V NiMh, or 2S LiPO and Regulator