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Ultra Micro ICON A5 BNF with AS3X Technology


Boldly fly wherever adventure awaits with this thrilling ParkZone Ultra Micro Series version of the ICON A5. Officially licensed by ICON Aircraft, it boasts an accurate scale outline, numerous details and an authentic trim scheme. Its specially shaped hull makes taking off and landing on water remarkably easy to master. Go from pond to pavement in minutes with the included quick-mounting landing gear. This versatility, combined with its potent brushless motor and AS3X technology, makes the ICON a rewarding flying experience.


KEY FEATURES: Authentic ICON A5 trim scheme


ParkZone® DSM2®/DSMX® receiver/ESC/AS3X unit, installed 4-channel control–throttle, aileron, elevator and rudder


Powerful 2500 Kv brushless motor High-performance 3-blade prop Removable landing gear–fly off land or water Magnetically secured cockpit/battery hatch Tinted cockpit canopy with painted pilot figure Includes E-flite Celectra 2S DC Li-Po charger Includes 2S 180 mAh 20C Li-Po battery


Needed to complete: 4+ channel DSM2- or DSMX-compatible transmitter SPECIFICATIONS:


Wing span: 24.5 inches Length: 16.7 inches Flying weight: 3.3 ounces


The ParkZone Ultra Micro ICON A5 BNF with AS3X Technology (PKZU2380) is priced at $159.99.


PARKZONE, from Horizon Hobby Inc., 4105 Fieldstone Rd., Champaign, IL 61822, 800-338-4639, www.horizonhobby.com


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e-mail info@microfasteners.com internet http://www.microfasteners.com 14 SEPTEMBER 2013


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