Blizzard Glider ARF

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Blizzard Glider ARF
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  1. Toy
  2. Publisher: Multiplex Modelsport USA
  3. Sales Rank in Toys: #404988

Product Review

="="" Key Features ="="" / / * Builds as a Glider or a Power Plane / * Ultra-broad speed range / * Low sink rate / * Excellent glide angle / * Landing aid - both ailerons raised / * Pre-fabricated molded ELAPORĀ® parts / * High-quality plastic components / * Aileron servos connect automatically when the wings are attached to the fuselage / * Kit includes supplementary "glider nose-cone" with aero-tow option / * Option for second elevator servo for supplementary rudder function / / ="="" Overview ="="" / / The Blizzard is a high-performance Sport Liner model that pushes the envelope of the ELAPORĀ® technology. Built with the highest quality materials the Blizzard utilizes Glass Reinforced Plastic longerons and Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastic spars to give it the torsional rigidity needed for its high performance flight characteristics. When built with the recommended power pack the Blizzard has the power for vertical hand-launches, breath-taking high-speed passes and thanks to the thin 8.9% airfoil the Blizzard is no slouch when it comes to riding the thermals either. / / ="="" Specs ="="" / / * Wingspan:55 in / * Wing Area:301 sq in / * Flying Weight:26 oz / * Wing Loading:12.4 oz/sq ft / * Experience Level:Intermediate

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review
4.0 out of 5 stars (1 customer review)

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Not a hotliner but a warm "Blizzard"!, November 3, 2009
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= Durability:4.0 out of 5 stars  = Fun:5.0 out of 5 stars  = Educational:3.0 out of 5 stars 
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This review is from: Blizzard Glider ARF (Toy)
I have had two flights, fast but not super fast. I am still trying out props and adaptors looking for the right wattage for my setup. A 10x6 folding prop pulls about 300 watts, about where I want to be (a 9x6 fixed prop pulls about 400W). This was a time consuming build. A lot of fiberglass reinforcement has to be glued in slots provided on both the fuselage, wings and tail. All in all, I think I will be very happy with it. It is beautiful to look at, as fast as my skill level, and very stable in the sky. I recommend the "Blizzard" to anyone who has the patience and time to put two or three days into assembly. I think it is worth it.

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