Flite Test Sea Angel (FT4147)

This is the FT SeaAngel. The Sea Angel is a unique aircraft modeled after Porco Rosso’s plane from the 1992 Hayao Miyazaki anime film made by Studio Ghibli as well as the 1925 racing plane, the Italian Macchi M33. It’s sure to be a head-turner wherever you fly it.

The SeaAngel is a scale flyer that can be can be flown 3-channel or 4-channel with optional ailerons. The build process is challenging, yet rewarding so if you are new to building this might not be the plane to start with. For a top-mounted motor design, the plane balances well. It is a good first seaplane and can help you learn to correct for torque when increasing throttle. 

The SeaAngel is sure to be a conversation starter and a great way to make memories with friends and family.

This plane was designed as a collaboration between Josh Bixler, Andres Loo, and Jeremy Andrew Davis. 

Specifications:
* Length: 31.0 in(787.4 mm)
* CG: 2.0 in(50.8 mm)
* Wingspan: 42.0 in(1066.8 mm)
* Wing area: 325.4 in2(21.0 dm2)
* Dry weight: 22.4 oz.(635 g)
* All up weight: 30.5 oz.(865 g)
* Wing loading: 13.5 oz/ft2(41.2 g/dm2)

Kit Includes:
* Laser-cut Foam Airframe
* Firewall
* Push Rods
* Control Horns

Required to Complete:
* Transmitter and Receiver
* Flight Battery: 3S 11.1V 1300-2200mAh
* Propeller: 9 x 4.5 maximum size
* Motor
* ESC 40amp
* Servos 4 x 9gram
* 12″ Y-Lead
* 4 x 12″ extensions