Delta Ray | RTF BNF Plane Review

by OfficialBCRC | May 30, 2014 | (0) Posted in Reviews

 

Delta Ray Review

Hi guys this was our first video of our new channel. We are still bit nooby but one day hope big.

The delta ray is brillint plane to fly and has all the features that you need

Specs And Features For RTF

Key Features

  • Intuitive SAFE™ technology provides four modes to give new pilots the ultimate progressive learning experience
  • If you lose control of the airplane, "Panic Mode" returns the aircraft to stable, level flight with the push of a button!
  • Beginner and Intermediate modes provide support for new pilots by limiting the roll and pitch of the airplane, keeping you in control at all times!
  • Experienced Mode allows pilots who have mastered the basics to explore the incredible performance of the Delta Ray aircraft supported by the revolutionary AS3X gyro stabilization system
  • Everything you need to teach yourself to fly in one box, even the "AA" batteries for the transmitter!
  • Full 4-channel control gives new pilots a comprehensive learning experience with all the same controls as full-size airplanes!
  • The included full-Range Spektrum™ DX4e 2.4GHz DSMX® transmitter can be used with a variety of other Spektrum-equipped products. Visit Spektrum.com for more information.
  • Impact-resistant, durable Z-Foam™ construction is extraodinarily tough. But in case of damage, you can make repairs with almost any glue and be back in the air in minutes!

Needed To Complete

Nothing! Everything you need to get in the air is included.

If you wish to charge the included battery from an AC power source, you will need the optional power supply (HBZ1004).

Video Overview

Specs

Wingspan: 34.0 in (863mm)
Overall Length: 31.8 in (807mm)
Wing Area: 384 sq. in. (2480 sq. cm.)
Flying Weight: 17.6 oz (500 g)
Motor Size: (2) 180-size brushed motors (installed)
Radio: DX4e 4-channel DSMX transmitter (included)
Servos: (2) SV80 servos (installed)
CG (Center of Gravity): 14.4 in (365mm) from the rear of airplane at fuselage center line
Prop Size: 5 x 3
Recommended Motor Battery: 7.4V 2S 1300mAh 20C Li-Po (included)
Charger: 2-cell DC balancing Li-Po charger (included)
Is Assembly Required: Yes
Plane Type: Trainers
Experience Level: Beginner
Power Plant Size: 180-280 Electric
Recommended Environment: Outdoor
Fuel Type: Electric

Hope This Helped You Alot Thanks

COMMENTS

flitetest_argentina on June 16, 2014
Hi guys! Nice review.
In the flying montage video we can listen to a flitetest official music track which I am sure that I edited just because it sounds exactly the same. Nevertheless, the music is from FliteTest and not from our show but we are allowed by FliteTest to use it just because we are honorary partners. I am not the right person to tell you this, but because we are an official show in our country I would tell you to write Josh Bixler (the new Boss from FliteTest) and ask him if he gives permission to you to use their music (or our track that we cut).
Kind regards and keep going with the videos. I would like to invite you to our teenagers and kids rc related website. Feel free to contact us: http://worldofrc.moonfruit.com/

Thank you and have a nice day.
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OfficialBCRC on June 18, 2014
In all of the Youtube video's descriptions we do show that the music is copyrighted to Stonekap and Flitetest. We will contact Josh and see if we can come to an agreement.
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mike.chuanshi on April 22, 2015
You mention that there are four different SAFE modes. Did you mean three (beginner, intermediate, and experienced AKA expert)? And with the DX4e, aren't only two of these modes available (beginner and experienced/expert)?

On the power plant size, you wrote "180-280 Electric." Could you clarify what this means? It seems to imply that you can use up to a 280-sized (brushed) motor. If this is correct, could you please tell which bigger motors can be used? And can these bigger motors be used without changing anything else?


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Delta Ray | RTF BNF Plane Review