Description:

The Beluga 1270mm Twin-Engine FPV Fixed Wing

Meet The Beluga: a 1270 mm wingspan, twin-engine FPV fixed wing that balances endurance, control, and pure RC geek joy. With independent elevators, rudders, flaps, and enough fuselage space to stash an entire Raspberry Pi hoard (dont), this aircraft is designed for pilots who think medium-low speed still counts as civilised flying.

Why You Want It

This isnt a foam toyits a fully featured FPV workhorse. The reinforced EPP structure with embedded carbon rods keeps your wings rigid under load, the retractable landing gear adds realism (and drama), and the trapezoidal wing layout improves endurance. Plus, a cockpit canopy that opens for FPV gear means your imagination gets a proper seat. Yes, were selling you on fun. Guilty.

Specifications

• Wingspan: 1270 mm (big enough to get noticed, not get banned)
• Length: 1110 mm (sleek fuselage, low drag)
• Wing Area: 29 d (more lift, less panic)
• Material: EPP with carbon rod reinforcement (lightweight, crash-tolerant, therapy not included)
• Servos: S09M 9g Metal Servo (precision without the slop)
• Motors: 2807 1300KV twin setup (smooth thrust, not overkill probably)
• ESC: BLS 6S 50A ESC (because fire is not an upgrade path)
• Propellers: 7040-3 tri-blades (durable, efficient, FPV-approved)
• Flight Controller: F405 NAVI Dulex (serious brains for serious nerds)
• GPS: BE220 (so you can find your plane after you lose signalagain)
• Landing Gear: Optional Electric retractable (sold separately)

Whats in the Box*

• 1 Beluga FPV Fixed Wing Kit (1270mm wingspan)
• Motors, ESCs, servos, and landing gear pre-installed (PNP/RTH versions only)
• 1 Open canopy for FPV gear install

Disclaimer

Accessories and canopy stickers may vary, but the Beluga itself is always flight-worthy and beautiful.

Still Here?

You really are an endurance pilotreading spec sheets like flight logs. The Beluga 1270mm FPV twin-engine fixed wing is built for smooth, stable, and long FPV flights with retractable gear flair. Toss it in your basket before someone else claims the skies with one.