F-16 RTF Brushless Powered EDF Jet - RGRA1700
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Get the thrills of scale jet performance in a size you can fly at the local park.
The Rage RC F-16 Fighting Falcon RTF makes entering the world of Electric Ducted Fan flight highly accessible. Built from durable EPO foam, this micro jet comes completely assembled and ready to fly, bringing the aggressive silhouette of the legendary multirole fighter to your favorite flying field.
With its factory installed 30mm brushless ducted fan system and PASS (Pilot Assist Stability Software) technology, this micro jet offers a predictable learning curve for pilot transitions from standard prop planes to high speed swept wing performance.
Why You'll Love It
- PASS Flight Stabilization: Provides three flight modes from full assist to system off to help you build confidence and master EDF handling.
- Durable EPO Foam: Lightweight yet resilient airframe holds up to hard landings and minor mishaps with ease.
- Fully Assembled: Arrives prebuilt so you can skip the bench work and go straight to charging and flying.
- Scale Appearance: Authentic military trim scheme and details provide excellent in flight orientation and scale presence.
What's Under the Hood
- Power System: High output 30mm EDF unit paired with a brushless outrunner motor
- Flight Control: Integrated PASS system with 6 axis gyro stabilization
- Radio System: 4 channel 2.4GHz transmitter for reliable control
- Battery: High capacity 2S 7.4V 650mAh LiPo battery for extended flight times
Specifications
- Wingspan: 13.8 inches (350 mm)
- Length: 19.7 inches (500 mm)
- Flying Weight: 3.35 ounces (95 g)
- Motor Type: Brushless outrunner
- EDF Size: 30 mm
What's In The Box
- (1) F-16 Brushless EDF Jet
- (1) 4-Channel 2.4GHz Transmitter
- (1) 2S 7.4V 650mAh LiPo Battery
- (1) USB LiPo Charger
- (1) User Manual
Needed To Complete
- (4) AA Batteries for the transmitter
Note: Hand launching an EDF requires a firm, level toss directly into the wind at full throttle. Avoid throwing the jet upward; instead, aim for a straight, horizontal release to let the 30mm fan build airspeed and lift naturally.

