Parkzone Sukhoi SU-26M BNF

The micro Sukhoi is only offered in a (BNF) or Bind N Fly Model. This means you need to provide your own DSM2 transmitter. This is one of my personal favorites and is a blast to fly. I'd recommend getting a few extra flight batteries, you'll want to have some on hand for sure.

The Sukhoi is a pretty agressive plane, yet fairly easy for an intermediate pilot to fly. I like the responsive feel to the controls.

You’ve never seen anything this small that flies so big. As the first 4-channel Ultra-Micro flyer to utilize Bind-N-Fly™ DSM2™ technology, the Sukhoi Su-26m will thrill experienced pilots with its amazing aerobatic capabilities. Based on a Mike McConville design, this exciting addition to ParkZone’s family of Ultra-Micro aircraft definitely doesn’t fly like a toy. Instead, it gives you the feel of being at the flying field, and its incredibly lightweight Spektrum AR6400 receiver and ESC board provide further value and convenience. An additional servo also plugs into the board to drive the Sukhoi’s ailerons.

The Sukhoi has been engineered for a true 4-channel experience, with its remarkable precision control making it perfect for flight in a large yard or gymnasium or even a park on a calm day. To start, all you need to do is charge the included 110mAh Li-Po battery and bind the plane to one of the many compatible DSM2 transmitters*. From rolling circles, loops and snap rolls to aileron rolls, spins and inverted flight, the maximum aerobatic performance of the Ultra-Micro Sukhoi Su-26m is unlike anything else this size.

After spending the day at the field, unwind with ParkZone’s 4-channel Sukhoi Su-26m, offering you more flying challenges and capabilities than you ever thought possible in an Ultra-Micro flyer.

* NOTE: For the best performance from your Sukhoi, recommended transmitters include Spektrum™ DX5e, DX6i, DX7, DX7se, JR® X9303, and 12X as well as Spektrum module systems. Personally, I use the DX5 for mine.