Inverza 62 ARF HAN5195
The Hangar 9® Inverza™ 62 ARF airplane is based on the Inverza dream project lead by full-scale aircraft builder Kevin Kimball. Although yet to be built, its announcement has turned the aerobatic community on its ear for its unique blend of style and performance. As a tribute to that bold vision, the Inverza 62 has been designed to deliver an RC performance revolution with a design that offers a refined blend of precision and hardcore 3D agility.

• Super light wing loading provides outstanding 3D stability
• Two-piece, plug-in wings with aluminum-tube wing joiner
• Removable two-piece horizontal stab with dual aluminum tubes for easy transport
• Large removable top hatch with tinted canopy and cockpit details
• Genuine UltraCote covering and factory applied graphics
• Fiberglass cowl and wheel pants include a painted finish
• Painted high-strength aluminum landing gear
• Pre-fitted hinges and low parts count help the build go quickly
• Gas/Petrol ready fuel tank
• High quality hardware package features ball-links with turnbuckles

• Wingspan: 88.0 in (223.5 cm)
• Wing Loading: 24.5 ozs/sq ft
• Wing Area: 1600 sq in (103.0 sq dm)
• Overall Length: 85.0 in (215 cm)
• Flying Weight: 17 Lb (7.7 Kg)
• Engine Size: 2-Stroke Gas/Petrol: 60cc
• Motor Size: Power 360

I was hoping this would be available in the purple and yellow of the original Pecorini scheme. I am no fan of red white and blue schemes

I do like the aircraft design though and it looks like it could still be flown on a 50cc as it is a bit smaller than many in the 60cc class.

Originally Posted by Languid Virago

I was hoping this would be available in the purple and yellow of the original Pecorini scheme. I am no fan of red white and blue schemes

I do like the aircraft design though and it looks like it could still be flown on a 50cc as it is a bit smaller than many in the 60cc class.

Hi,

I agree with you! A good 50cc should be sufficient. It's not so big, and fly weighs only ~ 17lbs.

I also prefer the "yellow and blue" paint scheme, or "Yellow and Purple" as the original.

Regards.

JClaude

WOW

Originally Posted by Languid Virago

I was hoping this would be available in the purple and yellow of the original Pecorini scheme.
"I am no fan of red white and blue schemes"





I do like the aircraft design though and it looks like it could still be flown on a 50cc as it is a bit smaller than many in the 60cc class.

Originally Posted by knighttwister

WOW

why WOW?, there are so many planes with those same colours down the flying site it is a bit boring. most of the previous HH aerobat colour schemes have been quite bold and interesting, This is an interesting plane with in a Meh! Yawn! colour combo.

Most of my planes are yellow and purple already, so I admit to some biases.

We selected the colors for each size, 280, 33 and 62 all at the same time when we developed the schemes. All 3 color ways were created by Mirco Pecorari for the Inverza. The 280 is purple and yellow to honor my company colors. The 33 has the blue and yellow which are taken from Horizon company colors. The red, white and blue was selected to honor the favorite country of Quique, Mirco and myself...USA. We know it is not possible to satisfy everyone with every airplane design or color scheme. However, a variety of colors is generally good and makes it easier for others to know which size airplane they are looking at.

Kevin Kimball

I think it looks great and i think its the looks of the plane that make it not the color!!!!!!!!!!

I'm liking this. Unique design, great color scheme, lots of wing area, and at that weight any 55 or 60 will do great on it.
Troy

Originally Posted by kjkimball

We selected the colors for each size, 280, 33 and 62 all at the same time when we developed the schemes. All 3 color ways were created by Mirco Pecorari for the Inverza. The 280 is purple and yellow to honor my company colors. The 33 has the blue and yellow which are taken from Horizon company colors. The red, white and blue was selected to honor the favorite country of Quique, Mirco and myself...USA. We know it is not possible to satisfy everyone with every airplane design or color scheme. However, a variety of colors is generally good and makes it easier for others to know which size airplane they are looking at.

Kevin Kimball

Any time frame when we will see the full scale version? Will it be done in these colors?

I really hope someone ponies up the money to build the full-scale. If I had it, I'd have written a check to Kevin already.

Originally Posted by Shaker

I really hope someone ponies up the money to build the full-scale. If I had it, I'd have written a check to Kevin already.

Best get them lotto tickets!

Now I want to pull the covering off my sukhoi and copy this scheme. This is a great looking plane!

I'm still a fan of the yellow and puple!

Will this plane be IMAC legal since there is a real one to be built?