Hot off the wire - new stuff from Horizon & Spektrum

[madmax]

NEW! Spektrum AR6300 DSM2 Nanolite 6-Channel Rx Flight Pack
When it comes to lightweight 3D foamies, micro helis and indoor slow flyers, every ounce you can eliminate means better performance and longer flight times. With a total component weight of just 26 grams (receiver + 4 servos), Spektrum's AR6300 (SPMAR6300F) is the perfect flight pack for these types of applications. Not simply because it's so small, but because it gives superior response and interference protection of Spektrum's patented DSM2 technology.
The DSP60J is a digital servo housed in an attractive transparent grey case with JST connectors and features programmability with Spektrum's Digital Servo Programmer (SPMDSP). The DSP60J offers superior speed, torque and precision for its class, and includes complete mounting hardware and an assortment of arms.
Key Features
• DSM2 Spread Spectrum
• Extremely thin and compact AR6300 Rx weighing only 2 grams
• Digital, programmable servos (4 included)
• Programmable (Airplane, Helicopter, Tail-Rotor)
• JST connectors
• Includes complete mounting hardware and servo arms for each servo
*(Receiver is compatible with all DSM2 radios)

NEW! E-flite Mini ShowTime 4D ARF
Based on the popular Hanger 9 ShowTime 4D ARF, E-flite's Mini ShowTime 4D (EFL2500) is designed to excel at high-performance artistic aerobatics. The Mini ShowTime 4D's light wing loading, side force generators and outstanding power-to-weight ratio give you a virtually limitless flight envelope to explore in the pursuit of artistic or freestyle excellence. Hanging-on-the-prop high-alpha 3D, knife edge loops, precision pattern maneuvers—the Mini ShowTime 4D excels at it all when matched with E-flite's potent Park 480 Outrunner, 1020Kv (EFLM1505). And it comes out of the box 90% completed with the fiberglass cowl and wheel pants already painted for you. All you need are your electronics and a couple of evenings of assembly to get flying.
Key Features
• Includes optional Side Force Generators for an extra dimension of yaw authority
• Light wing loading for excellent slow-speed 3D precision
• Designed for use with E-flite’s Park 480 BL Outrunner
• Lightweight balsa and plywood construction
• Steerable tail wheel
• Two-piece wing for easy assembly and transport
• Painted fiberglass cowl and wheel pants
• Painted aluminum landing gear
• Easy-access magnetic hatch
• Covered in genuine UltraCote

NEW! Hangar 9 Tango 40 ARF
The new Tango 40 ARF (HAN4600) from Hangar 9 is a .40-size airplane capable of sport and 3D performance. Because of the stability provided by the high wing placement, the Tango is an excellent, unintimidating fun flyer. The Tango is constructed from sturdy, lightweight balsa and plywood, and its white trim scheme with bold, contrasting orange and blue accents complete the unique look. Best of all, the Twist, with its deep bevels for extreme 3D throw and counter-balanced rudder and elevators, provides plenty of aerobatic thrills.
For convenient storage and transport to the flying field, the bolt-on wing and stabilizer remove quickly and easily. The tail-mounted servos offer short and stiff linkages. And, the Tango can easily be adapted to electric power, using an E-flite Power 46 brushless outrunner motor and the enclosed installation instructions.
Key Features
• Bolt-on wing and stabilizer mean quick assembly and disassembly, convenient storage and transport
• Extremely durable aluminum landing gear
• Power it the way you want it: 2-stroke glow, 4-stroke glow or electric
• Electric option right from the box—no conversions necessary
• Deep bevels and counter-balanced rudder and elevators for amazing aerobatic performance
• Easy-access tail-mounted servos offer short and stiff linkages for extra convenience

[CRG]

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[Cracky]

Those with a good eye could have seen the 6300 peeking out from the photos of the STL Huckfest.

[dubd]

Are they still selling the 6100 rx?

[CRG]

Yes, and there's now an end plug version.

	Quote: Originally Posted by dubd
	Are they still selling the 6100 rx?

[Freddy Warbird]

	Quote: Originally Posted by dgfick
	Those with a good eye could have seen the 6300 peeking out from the photos of the STL Huckfest.

Oh ya, its jumping right out at me.

[Cracky]

	Quote: Originally Posted by Freddy Warbird
	Oh ya, its jumping right out at me.

Well when I took the picture I figured that if I had Kim hold the airplane more people would take a look than if I had David hold it....LOL

[Freddy Warbird]

	Quote: Originally Posted by dgfick
	than if I had David hold it....LOL

Then I would of said: yep, its there,

[Rush7]