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Multiplex’s Solius


An advanced sailplane with the option of electric power that satisfies the more advanced pilot!


By Dave Garwood


AT A GLANCE Type:


Construction: Wing span: Wing area: Airfoil: Length: Weight:


Wing loading: Motor:


PHOTOGRAPHY: DAVE GARWOOD & RICHARD LOUD ESC: T 46


he Multiplex Solius is a good looking and pleasant flying molded foam sailplane. It can be aero-towed to altitude to begin a flight, or fitted with a motor and folding propeller for self-launch. It’s heavy enough to


be rewarding to fly in slope lift. It’s available as a pure kit to be assembled by the modeler, or a fully pre-built version. Re- viewed here is the “RR” or receiver-ready version.


Battery: Radio:


R/C sailplane with optional electric power


molded foam 85 inches 630 sq. in.


semi-symmetrical 43 inches


44 ounces (sailplane) 51 ounces (EP sailplane)


10.6-11.7 oz./sq.ft.


Multiplex Permax BL-O 3516-0850


Multiplex MULTIcont 40-amp 3S 2200 mAh Li-Po 4–6-channel


Servos: 2 MPX nano (rudder, elevator) 2 MPX tiny (ailerons)


Manufacturer: Multiplex


Dist. by: Hitec/Multiplex USA 12115 Paine Street, Poway, CA 92064 858-748-6948


www.multiplexusa.com DECEMBER 2013


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