jim_petro Yes........but not get airborne

jim_petro About the size of 2 RX units together. The biggest problem is the size of the 2 speaker. They are a little larger diameter. If this is for a foam plane, the foam muffles some of the sound. Mine is in a Navy Bearcat fighter. The startup and shut down are not quite in sync with the BL motor start and stop. Pretty heavy unit.

jim_petro The wing has no ailerons. It comes with a nice included transmitter but I don't know the protocol.

jim_petro On the bottom of the wing is a raised "CG" and about a half inch ahead of it is a bump. The bump is the CG balance points.

jim_petro Yes, but if you can't read the descriptions, you will never be able to put it together and get it to fly.

jim_petro Receivers normally share power with the servos and are designed to have enough from the battery to everything keeps functioning. However, large highpower servos or many servos can drain the voltage from the battery too low for the receiver to continue to work...it browns out. Some aren't made to restart when the power demand stops and full voltage come back to the receiver. A good receiver knows how to reestablish working without needing to be re- binded. Every servo plug-in has a + and - pole and any un-used port can have the battery plugged in. The throttle port is the normal place for battery input of power.

jim_petro PNP means you put your own receiver and battery in the plane and use your own transmitter.....plug and play..... I found this to be made of weak Styrofoam construction.

jim_petro To you question, Yes it is hard shell plastic red colored. It flys better than any similar high mounted motor pushers I have tested. This has all the hardware, BUT every item has to be assembled. Think of it as a flying puzzle.