The Beaver was created by De Havilland of Canada to be the perfect bush plane. Its designers knew a lot about wilderness flying living in the shadow of the Great White North and built the Beaver to be exceptionally rugged and powerful. Entering service in 1946, it quickly established itself on backwoods routes throughout Canada and Alaska. It went wherever the roads didn't, including lakes when retrofitted with floats. This airborne pack mule still flies in remote areas today, carrying fisherman to weeklong getaways or island-hopping tourists in the Caribbean. Wherever people are looking to enjoy a secluded slice of the great outdoors, chances are a Beaver is taking them there. It's only fitting that such a plane be GWS's newest park flyer subject.
Airplane Specs:
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Wing Span: 39.8 in
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Wing Area: 260 sq in
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Overall Length: 27.4 in
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Motor Size: EPS300C Power System (370 motor and gearbox)
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Radio: 3-Channel Minimum
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Servos: 2 micro or mini servos
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Recommended Battery: 270mAh or 600mAh 7.2V battery pack
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