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Dynam Albatros D.Va V2 4S Radio Controlled Warbird Biplane 1300mm 50" Wingspan - PNP/BNF/RTF-6C - DY8960
This model is a replica of the iconic World War I Albatros D.V fighter plane, with a wingspan of 1300mm (51") and a length of 1055mm (41"). It has a nice scale appeal and is a great performer. The Dynam Albatros D.Va V2 RC plane is made from EPO foam, which makes it lightweight, durable, and easy to maneuver in the air. Just add your radio, receiver, and 4 Cell 14.8V 2200 mAh LiPo battery and take to the skies in this legendary WWI fighter!
The Dynam Albatros D.Va V2 biplane has a powerful Detrum BM3720-650KV brushless outrunner motor that provides plenty of speed and thrust, allowing it to perform stunning aerial maneuvers. The Albatros D.Va V2 RC Plane RTF-Version also features a iStone 6-axis gyro system that ensures stable flight and makes it easy to control even in windy conditions.
The Albatros D.Va radio-controlled airplane comes with a GAVIN 6-channel 2.4 GHz radio transmitter that gives you full control over the plane's movements. Additionally, the plane is equipped with a 14.8V 2200mAh LiPo battery that provides up to 8-10 minutes of flight time per charge.
The Dynam Albatros D.Va V2 is a high-quality remote-controlled airplane perfect for those looking for a fun and exciting flying experience. Whether you are an intermediate or an experienced pilot, the Dynam Albatros D.Va V2 is a great choice for anyone who loves to fly.
Please click here for Dynam Albatros D.Va V2 Manual.
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Customer Reviews
So, I finally got to make 2 successful maiden flights to get the CG and trim worked out as the first 2 maiden attempts ended in crashes as the the plane was terribly tail heavy with just a 2200 lipo and unflyable.
Build is kinda intense and flights are good once all the kinks are ironed out. To get the CG pretty close so it flys good took a 2200 shorty (171g) all the way forward, 156g of lead and 11g for the air tag. The plane comes in at 2030G flying so it’s kinda heavy. It took 60% expo all around to feel smooth and land nice. Not the usual floaty Dynam plane but to be fair as the plane is very scale, the 100year old technology and barely a decade into powered flight probably made the original fly a bit wonky too
I detailed mine out to look like a Jasta 11 flying circus plane
Mine arrived damaged too. Dynam sent me the new replacement parts
Arrived damaged. Instructions are practically non existence.
Its a really nice model. Looks awesome. Lots of work to assemble.
Shopping box needs to be a bit stronger. One of the top wing, tips was a bit crushed.
Some hot water worked it out.
Dynam albatross... Red Baron biplane. This is one excellent aircraft.!! Easy to assemble and very easy to fly... The new upgrade with a 650 KV motor made a total difference in performance... It's got more climbing ability it flies a lot faster... And it will do amazing stunts and tricks.. and it looks so authentic flying in the air.. this is definitely one of the most beautiful planes I have ever seen fly... Dynam really knocked this one out of the ballpark they did a excellent job.... So if anybody wants to start off with a biplane I recommend the albatross.... You will not be disappointed.... Dying them you'll keep up the good work and keep making great products....