Introducing the Dynam Spitfire Version 3, the latest iteration of our popular warbird model. This aircraft boasts a wingspan of 1200mm (47 inches) and an overall length of 1010mm (40 inches), making it a visually impressive addition to any collection. The classic lines of the WWII fighter are finished in a realistic paint scheme and paired with a powerful 890kv brushless motor, capable of providing plenty of “grunt” for exciting flights.

The Dynam Spitfire is designed with convenience and durability in mind, and features electronic retracts and a 4-blade propeller for added realism. The upgraded 50A-5A BEC ESC ensures smooth and reliable performance, while the six 9g servos provide precise control. Plus, with a light wing loading and crisp handling, landing and flying are a breeze.

This model is made of durable EPO material and is suitable for intermediate pilots to fly outdoors. It is recommended for ages 14 and up and has an assembly time of approximately 2 hours. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to add the Dynam Spitfire Version 3 to your collection – order yours today! Please note that this model is sold in ARTF format and requires a radio system, battery, charger, and AA batteries to operate.

The Version 3 of the Dynam Spitfire has Upgraded ESC ro a 40A-5A BEC.

Features

• Improved scale finished paint scheme
• 4-bladed propeller
• Electronic retracts
• Tomcat Skylord 40 Amp ESC with XT60 battery connector
• 6 x 9g servos installed (extra servo for the flaps)

Specifications

• Wingspan: 1200mm / 47in
• Overall Length: 1010mm / 40in
• Flying Weight: 1150g
• Motor Size: BM3715A-KV890 Brushless Outrunner
• ESC: 40A-5A Brushless
• Servo: 6x 9g (with flap)
• Radio: 5 Channel (required)
• CG (centre of gravity): To Be Confirmed
• Prop Size: 4-Blade Scale Prop
• Recommended Battery: 3S 11.1V 2200mAh 20C LiPo (required)
• Approx. Flying Duration: 12+ mins
• Minimum Age Recommendation: 14+
• Experience Level: Intermediate
• Recommended Environment: Outdoor
• Assembly Time: 2 Hours
• Material: Durable EPO

Please Note: This is sold in ARTF format and requires a Radio System, 2200mAh 3S Li-Po Battery, Charger and AA batteries.

The Legendary Spitfire: A History of Britain’s Iconic Fighter

The Spitfire is a British single-seat fighter aircraft that was used by the Royal Air Force and many other Allied countries during World War II. It is considered an iconic aircraft due to its role in the Battle of Britain, where it was instrumental in helping defend the UK against the German Luftwaffe. The Spitfire was designed by aeronautical engineer R.J. Mitchell and was known for its agility and speed, which made it well-suited for dogfighting. It was also used in a variety of other roles, including photo reconnaissance and ground attack.

The Spitfire’s design was constantly evolving throughout the war, with numerous modifications and improvements being made to its engines, armament, and other systems. It became one of the most widely-produced and successful fighter aircraft of the war, with over 22,000 units being built. The Spitfire’s legacy has continued to the present day, with many examples still being flown at airshows and other events. Its iconic status and enduring popularity have made it an enduring symbol of the bravery and sacrifice of the pilots who flew it during the war.

The Spitfire Mk IX was a variant of the Spitfire that was introduced in 1942 and became one of the most widely-produced and successful versions of the aircraft. It was developed as a response to the appearance of the Focke-Wulf Fw 190, which had outperformed the Spitfire Mk V in combat. The Mk IX was essentially a Mk V airframe fitted with a Merlin 66 engine, which was more powerful than the Merlin 61 engine used in the Mk V. This allowed the Mk IX to reach higher altitudes and have improved performance at higher speeds.

In addition to its improved engine, the Mk IX also had other enhancements, including a strengthened airframe, a modified wing design, and improved armament. It was also fitted with a new, more streamlined canopy design, which improved visibility for the pilot. The Mk IX was highly effective in combat and was used by the RAF and other Allied air forces throughout the war. It was also used in a variety of roles, including fighter, fighter-bomber, and photo reconnaissance. The Mk IX played a key role in the defense of the UK and in the Allied victory in World War II.

With the Dynam Spitfire Version 3 RC aircraft, you can relive the thrill and excitement of flying one of the most iconic fighter planes in history. This aircraft features a realistic paint scheme, powerful motor, and upgraded ESC, making it a durable and convenient choice for intermediate pilots. Imagine soaring through the skies, emulating the bravery and skill of the Spitfire pilots who flew in World War II. Whether you’re an experienced RC pilot or just starting out, the Dynam Spitfire offers a unique and exciting flying experience that you won’t want to miss. Order yours today and start living the legend of the Spitfire!