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XLPower Stratos 200 Tail Boom (XL20T11) — Because Tails Are Supposed to Stay On
You're here because something went wrong at the back end of your helicopter. We're not here to judge — tail booms have been sacrificing themselves for pilots' dignity since the dawn of RC flight. The XL20T11 is the genuine OEM tail boom for the XLPower Stratos 200, available in five colours so you can at least look intentional while you're explaining to bystanders what happened.
Why You Need It
Because flying a Stratos 200 without a tail boom is technically just a very expensive spinning top. This precision-engineered replacement slots straight back into your airframe and restores the structural integrity your last landing so enthusiastically removed. It's lightweight, it's rigid, and it has absolutely no memory of what you did to the previous one.
Highlights
- Genuine OEM Part: Designed specifically for the XLPower Stratos 200 — not a "should fit" approximation from a parts bin.
- Five Colour Options: Green, Purple, Red, White, and Yellow. Pick the one that matches your helicopter, or the one that matches your mood.
- Lightweight Construction: Adds almost nothing to your all-up weight. Unlike the shame of your last crash, which is considerable.
- Direct Replacement: Fits where the original was before it had its disagreement with the ground.
Notes
This is a spare/replacement tail boom for the XLPower Stratos 200 (XL200). Includes the boom tube and mounting hardware — everything you need to get back in the air, minus the lessons learned. Compatible with the Stratos 200 only; do not attempt to fit it to your optimism.
Disclaimer
Unmanned Tech accepts no responsibility for tail booms that meet the same fate as their predecessors. You know what you did.
Still Deliberating?
It's a tail boom. Your helicopter needs one. This is the right one. Add it to the basket, fit it before the weekend, and get back in the air before the British weather makes the decision for you. #XLPower #Stratos200 #RCHelicopter #SpareParts #UnmannedTech