| Like most ready-to-fly planes, Hangar 9’s fantastic looking Piper J-3 Cub 40 PNP™ requires no building, gluing or fiddling with servos and linkages. Everything is preinstalled except the receiver. This makes it possible for your customers to use a radio they already have or choose exactly the system they want to fly with. About all they have left to do is attach a prop of their choice and plug in their system’s receiver. A standard ARF version (HAN-4025) is also available for those who want to choose their own servos and engine as well.
The Piper J-3 Cub was the most popular commercial aircraft of the 1930’s.
Barely seven yards long and instantly recognizable in its yellow-and-black paint scheme, this nostalgic favorite became the foremost trainer of the era, eventually training 80% of the United States’ military pilots by the end of World War II. A new Cub was rolling off the assembly line nearly every 20 minutes, and many of these beloved airplanes are still around today.
Hangar 9’s latest Plug-N-Play™ marvel is the Piper J-3 Cub 40 PNP, which is ready to fly almost right from the box using whatever radio the pilot chooses. Everything, except for a transmitter, receiver and prop, is installed at the factory, including an Evolution® .46NT engine, universal servos, extensions and control linkages. Hangar 9’s Plug-N-Play line provides the excitement of flying a classic airplane without the chore of building and gluing.
Features
Exclusive Plug-N-Play™ configuration
Scale detail & scheme based on Pat Hartness’ full-sized J-3 Cub
Easy-to-transport 2-piece wing and tail sections
Bolts together in less than one hour—no gluing required
Factory-painted airfoil-shaped aluminum wing struts
Strong, lightweight scale landing gear with simulated bungies
Fiberglass cowl includes prepainted molded-in dummy engine
Extremely lightweight, state-of-the-art all-wood construction
Covered in exclusive Hangar 9® UltraCote®
Fiberglass cowl includes prepainted molded-in dummy engine
Specifications
Wing Span: 80 in (2032mm)
Overall Length: 51 in (1295mm)
Wing Area: 932 sq in (60.1 sq dm)
Flying Weight: 7-7.5 lb (3.2-3.4 kg)
***YOU WILL NEED***
Minimum of a 4 channel transmitter
Minumum of a 4 channel receiver
General field equipment
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