This is the 500 class conversion kit of the MD-500D helicopter, a light utility civilian and military helicopter developed in the 1970's and still going strong today. This paint scheme is based on the Magnum PI version displayed prominently in the popular 1980's TV series. Designed to take your Chaos 500 or Trex torque tube versions and transform it into a very scale RC version of the full scale helicopter.
There is no extra parts to purchase to get this beautiful scale fuselage in the air. When you open the box, the fuselage is completely painted in standard automotive base coat and clear coat for a super gloss finish. Included are fiberglass landing gear and aluminum skids, a magnetic cabin lock system for quick access, transparent front window, and side windows that open for heat dissipation. Also includes tail fin parts, mounting accessories and landing gear.
This fuselage can be completed in as little as 4-6 hrs and is intended for the intermediate to advanced builder. No modifications needed when using stock mechanics and stock rotor head.
Features:
- Fully painted fiberglass scale fuselage
- Fiberglass landing gear and magnetic cabin lock system for quick and easy access
- Extremely detailed surface and molded panel lines
- Use of 500 standard equipment (6S Battery, 1400-1600Kv motor), fly with your existing parts
- Roban MD-500D Magnum PI Version 500 body kit
- Scale fiberglass landing gear
- 500 Size helicopter kit - we recommend the Phoenixtech 500ESP 500 Size Flybarless Helicopter - KIT
- Helicopter flight controller - we recommend the BeastX MicroBeast Plus Flybarless System
- Brushless motor - we recommend the Scorpion HK 3226-1400Kv Brushless Motor
- Electronic speed control (ESC) - we recommend the Castle Creations Phoenix Edge 100A ESC with 5A SBEC
- Battery eliminator circuit (BEC) - we recommend the Castle Creations 20A BEC Pro
- Three cyclic servos - we recommend the MKS HV9767 Titanium Gear High Voltage Servo Multi-Pack (3 Servos)
- Tail servo - we recommend the MKS DS HV9780 High Voltage Tail Servo for 500 Size Roban Helicopters
- 6 Cell 22.2V 2600-3300mAh LiPo battery - we recommend the Admiral 6 Cell 22.2V 3300 mAh LiPo Battery with XT60 connector
- 7 Channel radio - select a minimum 7 channel radio with pitch and throttle curves from our Radio Collection
- 7 Channel receiver - select a minimum 7 channel receiver from our Receiver Collection
Roban Scale Helicopters are intended for modelers who have advanced level building skills. Both ARF and KIT product formats require you to install your own electronics (ESC, servos, motor, etc). KIT product formats also require you to install your own helicopter mechanics. Because helicopter mechanics can vary greatly in size and shape, you may be required to modify the fuselage slightly (including cutting, drilling, etc.) to achieve a perfect fit. Roban fuselages are all handmade from fiberglass and therefore may have slight variation in tolerances between body panels, doors, or windows. These variations do not affect flight performance and can be easily adjusted by an experienced builder with proper tools. These precautions are intended for novice builders; an experienced modeler should have no issue achieving perfect results with these premiere scale helicopters kits.
Product Specifications:
AGE LEVEL: 18 and up
SKILL LEVEL: Advanced
BUILD TIME: 4+ hours
Class / Size | 500 |
Power Type | Electric |
Rotor Type | Collective Pitch |
Body Material | Fiberglass |
Overall Size (L x W x H) | 780 x 175 x 308mm |
Flying Weight | 613g |
Main Rotor Diameter | N/A |
Main Rotor Blade Length | N/A |
Tail Rotor Diameter | N/A |
Tail Rotor Blade Length | N/A |
Tail Drive Type | Torque Tube |
Cyclic Servos | 3x Metal Gear |
Tail Servo | 1x Metal Gear |
Power System | 3226-1400Kv Brushless Motor |
Electronic Speed Control | 100A ESC |
Recommended Battery | 6 Cell 22.2V 2600 - 3300 mAh LiPo Battery with XT60 Connector |
Battery Compartment Size (L x W x H) | N/A |
Required Radio | 7 Channel |
Skill Level | Advanced |
Build Time | 1+ Hours |
Recommended Environment | Outdoors |
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