Black Horse B.Horse L-39 Albatros EP ARTF Silv.

The Aero L-39 Albatros is a two-seat, single-engine training aircraft that was developed in Czechoslovakia as the successor to the L-29 Delfin and is still used by the air forces of several countries today. The Albatros L39 had its first flight in November 1968 and was produced until 1999. A total of approximately 3000 aircraft were built and deployed in about 30 countries.

The Black Horse L-39 was designed for the use of high-end impellers with a diameter of 90 mm and 8S batteries. A good example would be a Wemotec 90mm Midi Fan Evo with a HET 650 - 68 -1500 motor, a 120A HV controller, and an 8S 29.6V 6000mAh Li-Po battery. The model is constructed from CNC-machined Blasa/plywood parts, covered with high-quality Oracover® film, aerobatic capable, and features retractable landing gear.

Wingspan: approximately 1450 mm, Length: approximately 1860 mm, Weight: approximately 4300 - 4600 g, Drive type: impeller, ailerons, elevator, rudder, throttle, retractable landing gear, flaps.