The Dynam PBY Catalina V2 Grey, with a 1500mm (59") wingspan, is a meticulously designed twin-engine float plane that combines functionality with historical charm. Its three-piece detachable wing makes it easy to transport and assemble, while the dual Detrum BM2815A-1100KV brushless outrunner motors deliver ample power, excellent lift, short takeoff distances, and strong wind resistance. Powered by a commonly used 3S 11.1V 2200mAh 25C Li-Po battery, this model offers 8-10 minutes of flight time, making it perfect for summer flights over lakes and other water bodies.
This remote-controlled waterplane is equipped with dual TomCat Skylord-30A ESC 2A-BEC systems, LED lights with pre-soldered connector ends, and an LED light controller for both static and flashing operations. These features enhance both its functionality and visual appeal.
The PBY Catalina, originally produced by Consolidated Aircraft in the 1930s and 1940s, was one of the most widely used seaplanes during World War II. It served in various roles, including anti-submarine warfare, patrol bombing, convoy escort, search and rescue, and cargo transport. Remarkably, the PBY remained in military service until the 1980s and continues to be used today as a waterbomber in aerial firefighting operations worldwide.
Dynam’s months of flight testing and design have resulted in an aircraft that is exceptionally stable and capable of maintaining flight at slow speeds, making it ideal for novice pilots to master flight mechanics. With its high-quality scale details, large 1.4m wingspan, and durable EPO foam construction, this model is sure to turn heads. Powered by twin 1100KV electric brushless motors, all you need is a GAVIN 6-channel 2.4GHz radio, an MSR66A 6-channel receiver, and a 3S 11.1V 2200mAh Li-Po battery to embark on thrilling water-based flights and patrols.
Don’t miss the opportunity to own this remarkable model and experience the legacy of the PBY Catalina. For more details, please refer to the Dynam PBY Catalina V2 Manual.
Features
Specifications
Understanding RTF, BNF, SPNP, and PNP RC Airplanes
PNP (Plug-N-Play):
Includes everything except a transmitter, receiver, and battery pack (battery & charger). Comes with the model kit, Detrum motor, TomCat Skylord ESC, and servos. Ideal for pilots who already own compatible equipment.
BNF (Bind-N-Fly):
Includes everything except a transmitter and battery pack. Comes with the model kit, Detrum motor, TomCat Skylord ESC, servos, and an iStone gyro receiver. Designed for ease of use and compatibility with Detrum transmitters, making it perfect for beginners and experienced pilots.
SPNP (PNP + iStone All V2):
Combines the PNP setup with the advanced iStone All V2 6-axis gyro stabilizer, compatible with major transmitter brands like Futaba, Spektrum, and Detrum. Features include:
6-axis high-precision stabilization
Auto-recovery and one-click rescue
Adjustable parameters via a 3-in-1 programming card
Gyro-off mode for manual flight
Perfect for beginners and intermediate pilots seeking enhanced stability and versatility.
RTF (Ready-to-Fly):
Includes everything needed to fly right out of the box: transmitter, receiver, battery pack (battery & charger), and all pre-installed electric components. Ideal for hassle-free flying.
SRTF-6C Version: Includes Gavin-6C transmitter, MSR66A iStone gyro receiver, battery, charger, and adapter.
SRTF-8C Version: Features Gavin-8C transmitter, MSR66A iStone gyro receiver, battery, charger, and adapter.
SRTF-DT9 Version: Comes with Blitz-DT9 transmitter (programming & telemetry), SR86A-G 8-channel gyro receiver, battery, charger, and adapter.
iStone Gyro Receiver Features:
Six-axis high-precision stabilization
Auto-recovery and one-click rescue
Adjustable parameters via compatible transmitters (Gavin6C/Gavin8C/Blitz DT9)
Gyro-off mode for manual flight
Notes:
For GPS autopilot or additional receiver options, feel free to contact us.
This breakdown highlights the key differences and features of each configuration, helping you choose the best option for your needs.
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