Explore new heights with the Arrows 1450mm Tecnam-2010

Designed from the ground-up as a beginner-friendly aircraft, the Arrows Tecnam-2010 is easy to build and easy to fly.

Easy to Build
Thanks to the modular construction of the airframe, the aircraft is ready for flight with the installation of only a few screws. Remove the screws and the aircraft easily comes apart for transportation and storage.

Easy to Fly
Light wing loading and a high-lift airfoil design gives the aircraft highly predictable flight characteristics.

With the pre-installed Vector system, the Tecnam-2010 is one of the most forgiving aircraft on the market, while retaining aerobatic performance for advanced pilots looking for a relaxing weekend flyer.

The nose wheel and rudder are controlled by independent servos, allowing for easy ground handling.

Power
Power comes courtesy of a high-quality 3536-850kV motor and 30A ESC (Arrows recommends a 11.1V 2200mAh 25C flight battery). When paired with the highly efficient 11x7 propeller and proper throttle management, expect flight times of up to 15 minutes!

Advanced Features
Built using durable EPO material and equipped with rugged plastic wing struts, the Tecnam-2010 will stand up to a surprising amount of wear and tear. A latch-type battery cover makes changing batteries a painless experience.

Whether you're a beginner or an advanced pilot, the Arrows 1450mm Tecnam-2010 is the perfect aircraft to have in you fleet!


Features
3536-850kV motor, 30A ESC, 9g digital servos, 13g metal gear steering servo
Vector gyro stabilizstion system installed
Functional flaps
Takes off in less than 5 meters
Oversized battery compartment
Metal shock-absorbing landing gear
Bright navigation lights
Latch type battery bay cover
Screw together assembly (excluding antenna)
Made from durable EPO material

RTF (Ready to fly): A RTF plane includes the plane with the radio, receiver, battery, charger, motor, servos, retracts (if it has) and ESC already in place.

PNP (Plug and Play) - A PNP foam plane includes the plane with the motor, servos, retracts (if it has) and ESC already in place. Battery and charger are not included. Radio and receiver are not included.

KIT: A KIT plane is an airframe only. It does not include any motor, ESC, or servos (though usually includes servoless retracts on planes with retracts).