Miter Saw Precision Sawing Tool #153
EC145 1/43 Scale Collective Pitch R/C Helicopter
a positive stop at 90°. Make accurate repeatable cuts for tight fits on mitered corners. Perfect for: Model Airplane and Ship parts, Model Railroad and Train Layouts, Miniatures - Furniture and Picture Frames. Made in the United States from alder wood and glass filled nylon. $27.50
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The Miter Saw allows the craftsperson to saw very accurate angles. Hardened steel razor saw travels within a precision guide allowing the craftsman to make accurate cuts in wood, plastic and metal. The adjustable fence swings through an arc of precise degree marks with
The twin-engine Eurocopter EC145 has served in a variety of roles, including emergency medical service and search-and-rescue efforts, but is perhaps best utilized as a corporate transport aircraft.
Heli-Max has replicated the EC145 in a 1⁄43 scale electric model with extensive scale detail that has to be seen up close to be believed. The injection-molded body alone includes rivets, windows, turbine exhausts, tie downs, door outlines and more. The forward fuselage is attached magnetically for easy access to the electronics, while also preserving the EC145’s scale lines. Mounted inside are a discrete brushless controller, brushless motor, digital servos, battery
tray, SLT-compatible
receiver and the TAGS 3-axis gyro. The unique 4-blade rotor head features
collective pitch that expands the heli’s
maneuverability, while the TAGS 3-axis gyro provides smooth, stable flight.
One look at this exceptional machine
will have any heli pilot wanting to fly it, and its smooth, stable performance will have them flying with confidence. Both the RTF and Tx-R versions come with a Li-Po flight battery and charger, so modelers are just minutes away from piloting this well- appointed machine.
Choose from two fully assembled EC145 packages. The RTF package includes a TX610 transmitter with SLT (Secure Link Technology); fully assembled EC145 heli;
Triple-Axis Gyro; installed 14,750 Kv brushless motor and ESC, receiver and digital servos; 3.7V 600 mAh Li-Po flight battery and variable-rate balancing AC Li-Po charger. The Transmitter-Ready package includes everything in the RTF except the transmitter. SPECIFICATIONS: Length: 12 inches
Rotor diameter: 9.6 inches Weight: 3.01 ounces
RTF requires: 8 “AA” batteries
Tx-R requires: 6-channel SLT helicopter transmitter or 6-channel helicopter transmitter and AnyLink
The EC145 Scale Collective Pitch Heli RTF (HMXE0852) is $199.99. The Tx-R version (HMXE0853) is $149.99.
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