Xfly model F22 Raptor twin 40mm EDF Maiden!

Welcome back to the channel! Today we are taking the new Xfly model twin 40mm edf F22 Raptor to the air for it's maiden flight. Powered by a single 4s 2200mah lipo. This jet has a pretty good power to weight ratio. whether you are an experienced pilot or new to edf jets this jet offers a cool scale like appearance on the ground and in the air and a surprising flight envelope that you will enjoy. Visit Bananahobby.com and get yours today!
Wing span: 27.6"
Lenght: 37.6"
Flying weight: 2.06lbs
Servo: 5x 9g digital servos
EDF unit: twin 40mm 5000kv brushless motor
ESC: twin 20amp
www.bananahobby.com/4-ch-xfly...

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[@WarrenRC6373]

Thank you for watching

[@larry8437]

have you tested the freewing 64mm f22? currently trying to decide between the two, and struggling because of the lack of info on the xfly.

[@WarrenRC6373]

Unfortunately I have not flown the Freewing F22 to be able to compare the two

[@bl3rry]

I have looked into both of them and I decided on this one because it seems to have a lot longer flight time than the freewing without taking away any menuverability

[@larry8437]

@@bl3rry ok, thanks for the outlook!

[@andycraig8610]

I have both and can honestly say the freewing is better especially if you intend to hand launch. The freewing has much more power on takeoff. Once they are both up to speed in air, they are much the same. I do like them both, but the xfly needs to be thrown with a lot of force to get airborne. Andy in uk.

[@WarrenRC6373]

Good to know. Thanks for the info Andy. I have not tried hand launching but will keep your advice in mind. I do enjoy the presence in the air and how well the f22 glides with no power into a landing. I am currently assembling its bigger brother the AF model F22 Raptor that will be powered by a SW80 turbine. Stay tuned for the assembly series and flight footage. Thanks for watching! 😀