At Aerobertics, Dancing Wings Hobby specializes in creating and manufacturing remote-controlled model airplanes, helicopters, and drones. They offer a wide range of kits and ready-to-fly models suitable for enthusiasts of all skill levels. Known for their innovative designs, quality materials, and attention to detail, Dancing Wings Hobby provides hobbyists with high-performance models that deliver an enjoyable and authentic flying experience.
History : The Sopwith Camel was a British World War I single-seat biplane fighter aircraft, developed by the Sopwith Aviation Company. First flown in 1916, it became one of the most iconic and effective fighters of the war.
Key features include:
- Design: It had a distinctive hump-shaped cowl that housed twin synchronized Vickers machine guns, giving it its "Camel" name. The plane featured a rotary engine, which contributed to its agility and distinctive flying characteristics.
- Performance: Known for its maneuverability and speed, the Camel was a formidable dogfighter but could be challenging to fly due to its sensitive controls and tendency to spin if mishandled.
- Role: The aircraft was used extensively by the British Royal Flying Corps (RFC) and later the Royal Air Force (RAF), achieving a notable record of aerial victories.
The Sopwith Camel's agility and powerful armament made it a key player in establishing air superiority during WWI. It remains one of the most recognized aircraft from the era, symbolizing the technological advancements in aviation during the war.
Features :
- Wingspan : 1520mm
- Fuselage length : 1020mm
- Flying weight: 2700-3300g
Necessary accessories:
- 4 x servos 17g
- Engine (diameter 42mm) 850KV 3530 or GP 15cc - 20cc
- ESC 60A - 80A
- Li-Po 6S 22.2V 2600-6000mAh
- Propeller: 14" - 15"
