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The Freedom has everything you need
to go flying in one box. The plane simply needs the landing gear
attached, the two wing halves fitting and the rechargeable 7.2volt
battery (which is also included) charged and installed. The kit
includes a Hobbyzone A 1.2 amp variable rate DC peak detect charger
with LED indicator and trickle charge, which will see the main
battey pack charged in under 40 minutes. Finishing off the complete
flying kit is fully proportional three channel radio as well as
a detailed instruction manual, and a ‘learn to fly’ C.D. |
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| HBZ1013 |
8.4volt 7cell 900Mah battery |
| HBZ1026 |
DC Charger |
| HBZ1058 |
Transmitter Antenna |
| HBZ2004 |
Propeller |
| HBZ6057 |
Transmitter Battery Cover |
| HBZ7009 |
Landing gear |
| HBZ7010 |
Decal sheet |
| HBZ7015 |
Instruction manual |
| HBZ7016 |
Instruction CD |
| HBZ7017 |
Canopy cover with hardware |
| HBZ7018 |
Black nose piece |
| HBZ7020 |
Wing with spar |
| HBZ7021 |
Main Wing Spare only |
| HBZ7031 |
Tail with accessories |
| HBZ7035 |
Tail horn & keeper (2) |
| HBZ7039 |
Tail V-brace |
| HBZ7040 |
Tail screws (2) |
| HBZ7041 |
Pushrods & locking screw (2) |
| HBZ7061 |
Fuselage - Channel 1 26.995 |
| HBZ7062 |
Fuselage - Channel 2 27.045 |
| HBZ7063 |
Fuselage - Channel 3 27.095 |
| HBZ7064 |
Fuselage - Channel 4 27.145 |
| HBZ7065 |
Fuselage - Channel 5 27.195 |
| HBZ7066 |
Fuselage - Channel 6 27.255 |
| HBZ7071 |
Transmitter channel 1. 26.995 |
| HBZ7072 |
Transmitter channel 2. 27.045 |
| HBZ7073 |
Transmitter channel 3. 27.095 |
| HBZ7074 |
Transmitter channel 4. 27.145 |
| HBZ7075 |
Transmitter channel 5. 27.195 |
| HBZ7076 |
Transmitter channel 6. 27.255 |
| HBZ7085 |
Bare fuselage (no receiver) |
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The Firebird Freedom has it
all. Everything needed to get flying comes in one box, plane, motor,
radio transmitter, batteries and charger, just attach the wing panels
to the fuselage, charge the battery, and go fly!
Featuring innovative ‘Anti-Crash Technology’ (ACT), which
actively monitors the plane’s position relative to the ground
and sky, should the plane enter a steep dive ACT will cut the motor
and correct the angle and pitch of the plane, pulling the plane out
of the dive allowing the pilot time to avoid a crash. ACT gives the
Firebird Freedom a degree of stability and controlability not usually
found in models of this type.
The three-channel proportional radio system makes it easier for anyone
to teach themselves to fly. The third channel allows for greater pitch
control and a wider range of manoeuvres with the added safety of ACT.
Once the basic flight skills have been mastered the ACT function may
be switched off allowing for more complete control so letting pilots
execute even faster, more exciting aerobatics and manoeuvres.
The two-piece fifty inch span plug in wing is the largest in its class.
Its swept-back wing design provides better handling in the wind and
smoother flight.
Durable steel wire pushrods give more precise and consistent control,
and a soft resilient nose cone cushions the force of impact in the
event of a bumpy landing.
The Freedom comes with X-Port equipped technology, allowing use of
the exciting range of accessories such as the aerial drop module, aerial
combat module, and the night flight module, adding exciting new dimensions
to the basic flight experience.
Assembly time is around four minutes for the plane, and forty minutes
to charge the battery. Flight duration for the Firebird Freedom is
between twelve and fifteen minutes |
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| Wingspan: |
1270mm (50inch) |
| Length: |
840mm (33inch) |
| Weight: |
650gm (23ounces) |
| Motor: |
480 Power |
| Radio: |
3channel proportional |
| Speed control: |
Digital Proportional ESC and receiver |
| Battery: |
7-cell 8.4volt 1000MAh Ni-Mh (included) |
| Charger: |
1.2amp variable rate DC peak detection and
trickle rate. |
| Trim Scheme Colors: |
White with blue, red, and black decals |
| Speed Control : |
Digital proportional ESC/receiver unit |
| Elevator: |
Proportional |
| Rudder: |
Proportional |
| Throttle: |
Proportional |
| Approximate Flying Duration: |
12 minutes to 15 minutes |
| Approximate Assembly
Time: |
3 minutes for the plane and
40minutes or less to charge thebattery |
| Transmitter Range: |
2500 ft (755 m) |
| Available Frequencies: |
6 frequencies on 27MHz |
| X-Port: |
Yes |
| Landing Gear: |
Steel wire with foam wheels |
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click on the graphic
(left) for more information on X-port accessories |
| With X-port the flying
experience is taken one step further with the addition of combat
and aerial drop capabilities with plug-and-play accessories like
the Sonic Combat Module and Aerial Drop Module. With the Aerial
Drop Module bombs and parachutes can be released at the press of
a button and if more than one plane can be airborne the addition
of a combat module on each means the pilots can indulge themselves
in the ancient art of aerial combat. The making of a Hobbyzone
Ace! |
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click on the graphic (left) for
more information on ACT |
| ACT actually analyses the
way the plane is flying and ensures it doesn’t fall into
a dangerous dive. Two sensors monitor the attitude of the plane
in relation to the ground, when its flying level the top sensor
sees the sky and the bottom the ground. Together they tell the
computer the plane is flying correctly. If it enters a threatening
dive, and the top sensor detects ground instead of sky the computer
will correct the control input and back off the throttle to help
regain control. Once the pilot has gained experience ACT can be
switched off. |
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| Adding a third channel for
pitch (elevator) control adds greater manoeuvrability and allows
pilots to perform aerobatics. |
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