I thought I'd might as well post the photos of the Shark 502 and Hellcat 502. This size plane is such an easy size to fly and is very competitive performance wise. These are especially good for people not wanting to fly a bigger, and mostly heavier plane. Not to mention fitting a slightly smaller plane into a mid-sized car. The electric versions all easily swing an 11-5.5 APC electric prop for gobs of traction through the maneuvers. Think of this as a slightly larger Magician with a lot more torque. So far, there are 23 "502" series planes from most of the common warbirds to planes like the Avante and Stiletto. Lots of fun.
Pat Johnston
502 Design Group
Idaho Skunk Works
Topic: Shark 502 and Hellcat 502 (Read 898 times)