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Version Info: This is the High Performance version of the Freewing 90mm T-45 Goshawk. This V2 version includes a powerful 3672-1900Kv brushless inrunner motor with 9-blade fan, and 130A ESC exceptional speed and performance. This version also boasts an approximate 9% weight reduction from the original version, accomplished by removing the heavy slat system. The resulting reduction in weight noticeably improves the T-45's top speed, ease of landing, and overall flying characteristics.
The T-45 Goshawk is a fully carrier-capable version of the British Aerospace Hawk Mk.60. It was developed as a jet flight trainer for the US Navy and Marine Corps. The Goshawk's origins began in the mid-1970s, when the Navy began looking for replacement for its T-2 and TA-4 trainers. British Aerospace and McDonnell Douglas proposed a version of the Hawk and were awarded the T-45 contract in 1981. The Goshawk first flew in 1988 and became operational in 1991.
Many RC models of the T-45 have been produced over the years due to the aircraft's great looks and superb handling. After 150+ test flights, we believe this is the best foam RC PNP scale T-45 Goshawk in the world today. The Freewing T-45 sets itself apart from the competition with numerous scale details and innovative features such as servo actuated speed brakes. Other plastic details include a row of turbulators on the wings, exhaust nozzle, pitot tubes, antennas, arrestor hook, and cockpit parts. The sequenced landing gear utilize a four part nose door like the real T-45 and a three part main door assembly. The struts replicate the stance of the T-45, complete with long travel trailing link mains and a nose strut with tow bar and landing light. All control surfaces, lights, and doors are managed by a single junction board complete with quick disconnect wing harnesses, providing a very tidy cockpit. Say goodbye to unsightly jumbles of wires in your battery bay!
Intended as a "Scale Plus" flyer, the Freewing T-45 Goshawk excels in scale maneuvers and stability throughout its flight envelope. The Freewing T-45's climb rate, roll rate, top speed, and overall agility are virtually identical to the Freewing Stinger 90 jet. With speed brakes and flaps deployed, the T-45 can land at a slow jogging pace and is the most stable of all Freewing's large jets in the landing pattern. The T-45 cruises at 50% throttle and we measured an average top speed of 90mph. With its scale landing gear, lights, and other details, the Freewing 90mm T-45 Goshawk will be the gem of any RC pilot's jet fleet and offers pilots an easier flight experience compared to similar jets in this size.
This Plug and Play (PNP) version includes a powerful 3672-1900Kv inrunner motor and 130A ESC, and is designed for the common 6s 5000mah lipo battery size used in several other Freewing jets. The model is designed for versatility, and can also CG with 8s or 10s power systems, providing pilots with a widely upgradable platform in a high scale fidelity package. (information reference from MotionRC team)
Wingspan | 1238mm / 48.7in |
Length | 1435mm / 56.5in |
Flying Weight | 3600g / 127oz |
CG (Center of Gravity) | See Instruction Manual |
Power System | 3672-1900Kv Brushless Inrunner Motor |
Electronic Speed Control | 130A ESC, 8A UBEC, EC5 Connector (PNP only) |
Propeller / EDF | 90mm 9-Blade Fan (PNP only) |
Servos | 9g hybrid gear standard with 600mm lead: Nose gear nose cabin door 9g hybrid gear standard with 500mm lead: Nose gear rear cabin door, nose steering 9g hybrid gear standard with 800mm lead: Left airbrake 9g hybrid gear reverse with 800mm lead: Right airbrake 9g hybrid gear standard with 100mm lead: Rear cabin right 9g hybrid gear reverse with 100mm lead: Rear cabin left 17g metal gear standard with 600mm lead: Left aileron, right aileron 17g metal gear standard with 400mm lead: Left flap 17g metal gear reverse with 400mm lead: Right flap 17g metal gear standard with 100mm lead: Left elevator, rudder 17g metal gear reverse with 100mm lead: Right elevator |
Landing Gear | CNC electric retracts with scale, shock-absorbing struts and main operationMain Wheels = 60mm tall, Nose Wheel = 45mm tall |
Required Battery | 6S 22.2V 5000-6000mAh 50C LiPo (not included) |
Required Radio | Minimum 7 Channel (required) |
Ailerons | Yes |
Elevator | Yes |
Rudder | Yes |
Flaps | Yes |
Lights | Yes |
Hinge Type | Nylon hinges |
Material | EPO Foam |
Skill Level | Advanced |
Build Time | 2 Hours |
Recommended Environment | Outdoor |
Below is the information for the old version
Freewing T-45 Goshawk 90mm EDF Jet PNP Version (old version)
1,6 Cell 22.2V 5000 mAh.
2,Minimum 7 Channel Radio
3, 3748-1550kV Brushless Outrunner Motor with 3150g thrust
The Freewing T-45 Goshawk is a fully carrier-capable version of the British Aerospace Hawk Mk.60. It was developed as a jet flight trainer for the United States Navy and United States Marine Corps. The Goshawk's origins began in the mid-1970s, when the US Navy began looking for replacement for its T-2 and TA-4 trainers. British Aerospace and McDonnell Douglas proposed a version of the Hawk and were awarded the T-45 contract in 1981. The Goshawk first flew in 1988 and became operational in 1991. On 16 March 2007 the 200th airframe was delivered to the US Navy. The final delivery of the 221st aircraft took place in November 2009.
Many Radio Control models of the T-45 have been produced over the years, due to the aircraft's great looks and superb handling. After 150+ test flights, we believe this is the best foam RC PNP scale T-45 Goshawk in the world today. To stand apart from other T-45s from past manufacturers, this PNP model features many scale details and introduces newly designed plastic servo actuated speed brakes and plastic wormgear-driven slats. These slats are the first production release of a proper slat in a foam model of any size, and use aluminum tracks to ensure proper extension geometry. Other plastic details include a row of turbulators on the wings, exhaust nozzle, pitot tubes, antennas, arrestor hook, and cockpit parts. The sequenced landing gear utilize a four part nose door like the real T-45, and a three part main door assembly. The struts replicate the stance of the T-45, complete with long travel trailing link mains and a nose strut with tow bar and landing light. All control surfaces, lights, and doors are managed by a single junction board complete with quick disconnect wing harnesses, providing a very tidy cockpit. Say goodbye to unsightly jumbles of wires in your battery bay!
Intended as a "Scale Plus" flyer, the Freewing T-45 Goshawk excels in scale maneuvers and stability throughout its flight envelope. The Freewing T-45's climb rate, roll rate, top speed, and overall agility are virtually identical to the Freewing Stinger 90 jet. With speed brakes, flaps, and slats deployed, the T-45 can land at a slow jogging pace and is the most stable of all Freewing's large jets in the landing pattern. The T-45 cruises at 50% throttle and we measured an average top speed of 150Kph in level flight after a slight dive. With mixed throttle, a 6s 5000 mAh 25-50c battery gives 3-4 minutes of flight, like other Freewing 90mm jets. With its scale landing gear, lights, and other details, the Freewing 90mm T-45 Goshawk will be the gem of any RC pilot's foam jet fleet and offers pilots an easier flight experience than some of the other Freewing 90mm jets.
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