E-FLITE PT-19 450 ARF

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Fly it RC or Control-line

 


Overview

During WWII, the PT-19 Cornell was one of the primary training aircraft for the Army Air Corps. The PT-19 had a higher wing loading and higher stall speed than the biplane trainers of that era, which helped pilots prepare for flying even more advanced aircraft.

E-flite’s version of the PT-19 is a low-wing follow-up to their successful Taylorcraft 450 ARF. The PT-19 comes 90% pre-built out of the box, covered with genuine UltraCote®, and features a convenient bolt-on tail and large magnetic hatch for access to the battery and radio equipment. Its lightweight yet strong construction yields a great-flying model sure to bring hours of RC enjoyment to intermediate flyers. 

This PT-19, however, includes an added surprise: it can be completed as a control line model (and converted back to RC again), with all the convenience of modern brushless Li-Polymer power. All of the internal hardware required for control line flight is in the box, including the bellcrank and leadouts. An ESC timer, wooden control handle and control lines (available separately) are all that is required to relive the early days of park flying when blue-and-yellow trainers were handguided by eager young pilots in search of airborne thrills.

Either way you choose to fly, the nostalgic flying options are yours with the E-flite PT-19.

Key Features

  • Can be completed as a Radio Control or Control Line model—switch from Radio Control to Control Line and back again in just a few minutes
  • Includes adjustable motor mount for Park 450/480
  • 90% pre-built out of the box
  • Balsa and plywood construction
  • Lightweight painted fiberglass cowling
  • Easy access magnetic battery hatch
  • Excellent scale outline
  • Steerable tail wheel
  • Covered in genuine UltraCote®
  • Optional pilot figures sold separately

Specs

  • Wingspan:45 in (1143mm)
  • Overall Length:36 in (914mm)
  • Wing Area:310 sq in (19.9 sq dm)
  • Flying Weight:27–29 oz (820–880 g)
  • Motor Size:Park 450 or Park 480 outrunner
  • Radio:4 channels
  • Servos:S75 Sub-Micro servos (4 required)
  • Trim Scheme Colors:HANU885 (Midnight Blue); HANU872 (Bright Yellow)
  • CG (center of gravity):2-1/8 to 2-3/8 inches back from leading edge of wing
  • Prop Size:10x8E (for Park 450); 12x6E (for Park 480)
  • Hardware Included:yes
  • Speed Control :30-amp (for Park 450); 40-amp (for Park 480)
  • Recommended Battery:1800–2100 3S 11.1V Li-Polymer
  • Approx. Flying Duration:10–15 minutes
  • Experience Level:Intermediate
  • Recommended Environment:Outdoor
  • Assembly Time:5-7 Hours
  • Is Assembly Required:Yes
Updated: July 16, 2015 — 9:51 AM
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