Overview
The Vought F4U Corsair was a carrier capable fighter aircraft, equipped with the largest available engine at the time, the Pratt & Whitney R2800, the engine had 18 cylinders and delivered over 2000hp . The first model of this aircraft was delivered as a prototype to the US Navy in 1940.

The FMS model of the F4U Corsair has many scale features including a beautiful 3 blade propeller and scale hub. The aircraft features a brushless motor, 20Amp ESC and 4 ready installed servos. Assembly, following the simple photo step by step assembly guide takes minutes. The EPO foam construction provides a light weight yet resilient airframe that will make your adrenaline fueled dog fights genuine fun. So what are you waiting for order today.

Key Features

Super scale features including four blade propeller, fuel tanks, missiles, and hand painted pilot figure
Reinforced main landing gear and steerable tail gear
Scale fuel tanks and missiles
Upgraded FMS proprietary servos
Upgraded Kv1700 brushless motor - better quality and 30% faster than previous generations
Improved body design and Center of Gravity (CG) makes this version 2 easier to control
Made of durable EPO Foam

Notes to buyers:

RTF (Ready to Fly) airplanes come with everything you need to fly in the box. A transmitter, receiver, battery, charger, and all other required electronics are included and pre-installed from the factory.
PNP (Plug-and-Play) airplanes include the ESC, motor, and servos all pre-installed from the factory. Transmitter, receiver, battery, and charger are not included.

Specifications

Wingspan	800mm/31.5 in
Overall Length	660mm/26.0 in
Flying Weight	Around 445g
Motor Size	Brushless Motor 3015-KV1700
ESC	20A Brushless ESC
Servo	9g Servo x 4
Radio	4 Channel
CG (center of gravity)	50mm (From Leading Edge)
Prop Size	7.5*4, 4 Blade Propeller With Spinner
Recommended Battery	Li-Po 7.4V 1300mAh 20C
Aileron	Yes
Elevator	Yes
Rudder	Yes
Flaps	No
Retracts	No
Approx. Flying Duration	6 minutes
Minimum Age Recommendation	14+
Experience Level	Beginner
Assembly Time	45 minutes

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