AF model new Foamy Turbine F-22

AF Model "Project 195" F-22 Raptor Turbine Jet! In collaboration with AF Model Team is thrilled to announce the successful completion of extensive testing and validation for this cutting-edge F-22 Raptor Turbine Jet. This magnificent F-22 stands as the highest scaled and largest foam F-22 jet on the market today. Designed at 1/10 scale for 8-10 size turbines, it boasts an impressive wingspan exceeding 51 inches and a fuselage length of 71 inches, setting a new standard for F-22 foam jets.

The AF Model F-22 is designed to mimic the flight characteristics of the real F-22 with its extremely robust structure to handle these extreme maneuvers. Featuring an operational range spanning from 8 to 13 channels, depending on your chosen configuration, it features a robust, heavy-duty, high-scaled retract and e-brake system designed and supplied by JP Hobby, an industry leader renowned for its top-quality EDF and turbine jet CNC components. As an additional highlight, the Y-Exhaust system, specially crafted by JP Hobby, has been meticulously engineered to authentically reproduce the sound of the actual F-22 twin turbofan engines, ensuring the most realistic experience possible. Preinstalled with GDW's proven-quality high voltage servos matched with reliable CNC metal servo arms, this jet showcases exceptional scale details and minimal wing loading, making it an ideal choice for scale training and extreme maneuvers, akin to its full-size counterpart.

The AF Model F-22 is not just a visually stunning replica; it's a high-performance RC jet with the lowest stall speed and one of the highest top speeds among foam jets. Whether you're an expert pilot seeking to perform extreme maneuvers or a trainer pilot looking for stable, high-alpha flight, this jet is designed to cater to both. It effortlessly handles maneuvers like Cobra and inverted Immelmans, yet can be comfortably cruised at lower throttle settings, making it perfect for those transitioning from smaller jet sizes.

 AF Model F-22 Raptor: The Turbine version is available, while the EDF (105mm) version is undergoing extensive testing and evaluation, with its release just around the corner.