Flyzone Hadron VT Brushless Flying Wings

With nearly all of their flying surfaces horizontal by design, flying wings are limited when it comes to yaw authority. The Flyzone Hadron stretches the envelope to include knife edge, violent spinning maneuvers and extreme aerobatics. How? Credit the large fin, plus a thrust vectoring unit that allows the Hadron's experienced pilot to tilt the motor and redirect the thrust — giving the model greater maneuvering potential in addition to exciting speed!

FLZA3612 (Tx-R)
Wingspan: 33.5 in (850 mm)
Length: 33.5 in (850 mm)
Weight: 29.6 oz (840 g)
Requires: 6-channel SLT computer transmitter

FLZA3614 (Rx-R)
Wingspan: 33.5 in (850 mm)
Length: 33.5 in (850 mm)
Weight: 29.6 oz (840 g)
Requires: 6-channel SLT computer transmitter, 11.1-14.8V 2200mAh LiPo battery & compatible charger

[Ahkeys]

Kudos on the great graphics guys! VERY professional looking.

[BUILTLIGHTWOUNDTIGHT]

After flying the Stryker and the discontinuation of it. I have to say I am a Tower Hobbies fan boy, !!! So I am going to buy this awesome wing because the Hadron didn't exist Pryor to the Stryker !!! And you can side launch this wing by holding the right wing 1/3rd of the way out from the fuselage on the right wing with your left hand. 4 fingers on top of the wing. thumb on the bottom. 75% throttle and glide it up and out. Do not throw it !!! Just glide it up and away just above the horizon. There's a video of a Stryker side arm launch on "BUILTLIGHTWOUNDTIGHT" soon there's going to be a Hadron side arm launch !!! Thanks Tower for building the HADRON !!! ;)

[williammann]

Very cool, but it looks like hand launching would be difficult.

[MrNutsack]

You wouldn't be able to control it...