Hangar 9 Hawk/T-45 140-160N Turbine Jet ARF

The Hangar 9 Hawk/T-45 140-160N Turbine Jet ARF (HAN13750) delivers iconic naval trainer prowess in a giant-scale, near-ready airframe. Its carbon-reinforced balsa and plywood structure, scale detailing and hardware package offer a premium turbine experience for advanced flyers seeking performance and realism.

Features

• Factory-assembled airframe of carbon-fibre-reinforced balsa and plywood for strength and lightweight accuracy
• Composite 5.5 L fuel tank with aluminium magnetic fill and vent fittings for reliable fuel management
• Dual-wall stainless steel tail pipe for realistic exhaust and durability
• Two-piece removable wings, stabilisers and vertical stabiliser for easy transport and storage
• Large top hatches offering tool-free access to turbine, batteries and electronics
• Authentic VT-7 “Betsy Ross” printed PVC covering with scale rivets, panel lines and weathering details
• Detailed cockpit with painted pilot figures and a 3D instrument panel beneath a clear canopy
• Light-ready airframe—ideal for optional LED lighting installations

What’s Included

• Hawk/T-45 140-160N Turbine Jet ARF airframe (HAN13750)
• User manual

What You’ll Need

• 140–160 N turbine engine (e.g. KingTech K-160G4+)
• Electric retract set with controller (HAN13785)
• 20-channel DSMX transmitter
• Servos: seven Spektrum A6300 plus one Spektrum A6320 for nose steering
• Spektrum AR20410T receiver
• Synapse AS3X+ stabilisation module
• Two Spektrum 2S 4000 mAh LiPo G2 receiver batteries
• Spektrum 3S 3200 mAh LiFe ECU battery
• Spektrum aluminium servo arms: five 1.0? and three 1.5? single-sided variants
• KingTech 150 cc air trap

Specifications

• Completion level: Almost ready-to-fly
• Experience required: Skill Level 4 (advanced)
• Wingspan: 2464 mm (97 in)
• Length: 2621 mm (103.2 in)
• Fuel tank capacity: 5.5 L (186 fl oz)
• Flying weight (with K-160G4+ and gear doors): 22.16 kg (48.9 lb)
• Engine compatibility: 140–160 N turbine
• Flaps: Yes
• Minimum required radio: 16-channel full-range transmitter
• Approximate assembly time: 60+ hours
• Approximate flight time: 7–10 minutes

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