Although the PET KILLER BEE™ is not much larger than the size of a free flight hand-launched glider, it has the sleek low-drag lines of a large .60 powered pattern ship.  The PET KILLER BEE™'s highly streamlined jet-style design clearly indicates the tremendous progress that was made at the end of the 20^th century in the miniaturization of multi-channel R/C equipment, which went from weighing pounds in the 1930's to weighing only grams by the end of the century!  A bulky, cavernous, and high drag fuselage is no longer a requirement to house 4-channel R/C in very small R/C models.  Now our R/C MICRO-FLYERS, with breakthrough MICRO R/C ELECTRONICS, can benefit from the sleek low-drag lines formerly seen on their much larger brethren.  Today's "1/8A" MICRO R/C PIONEERS will design MICRO R/C planes with the aesthetics that was once the exclusive privilege of large R/C plane designers.
 
SPECIFICATIONS:

*Wing Span: 22 in.;  *Wing Area: 83 sq. in.;  *Wing Loading: 7.8 oz./sq.ft.;  *Ready-to-fly Weight: 4½ oz.;  *SERVOS required: 4 (ailerons, rudder, elevator and THROTTLE control)

SMALLEST "FULL-HOUSE" (4-CHANNEL) plane for lowest building time!

BASIC MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION:

Easy-to-build CONVENTIONAL CONSTRUCTION: BUILT-UP balsa/ply/lite-ply/spruce.  Symmetrical wing airfoil (NACA 0015) and symmetrical stabilizer airfoil (NACA 0009) build flat on building board for fast-and-easy construction; sheet balsa fin and rudder; sheet balsa fuselage sides with lite-ply formers, doublers and triangle stock; fuselage carved and sanded to a round and sleek shape similar to the shape of a large high performance pattern ship.