EF - 53" Peregrine - Red/White

With the Peregrine, the goal was to create a 3D biplane which is immediately comfortable for the monoplane pilot. Lots of pilots want to try a bipe, but are held back by two things: poor flight performance and time-consuming field assembly. The Peregrine solves both of these problems. It's a rock-solid 3D performer that can play with the best monoplanes. It harriers upright and inverted with confidence and stability, and will do XA tumbles and gyroscopic maneuvers other bipes struggle with.

Quick latches on all wing panels mean field assembly is just seconds behind our newest monoplanes. With the Peregrine, you have a biplane which looks like nothing else, a wild and stylish machine you'll be proud to own and show off. Then fire it up, and rip off a confident 3D flight, low and slow, transition to wild XA, and finish up with smooth precision and one of the easiest landings ever. This is the biplane for monoplane pilots. Only from Extreme Flight.

Equipment: The Peregrine uses the same power system parts as our 60" aircraft lineup, and we recommend 6S 3000-4000mah lipo batteries.

All of the testing and development of the Peregrine was carried out on the XPWR22CC using 100A esc's of various kinds with HD BEC's. We used 16x7 and 16x8 wood and carbon props from XOAR and Falcon. 

The T-Motor AM600 combo with AM116 ESC is a good upgrade, offering about 25% more thrust than the XPWR 22cc with negligible weight increase. Use the ESC with onboard BEC exactly as it arrives and no programming is necessary. We recommend T-Motor Carbon and Fiber/Polymer 16x8 props. If using the T-Motor AM116 ESC, no extra battery or BEC is required. 

The Peregrine uses 2 hi-performance mini servos in the tail. SAVOX 1261 or Theta 989 are good choices. It uses QTY 4 metal-gear HP micro servos in the wings, MKS HV-69 or Hitec D89MW are good choices. The Peregrine uses QTY 6 of our 1.25" 2mm mini servo arms.  

Check out the Peregrine assembly/setup video HERE.

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