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    Multiplex EasyStar II - Brushless, Folding Prop, Aileron Ready.

    Couldn't find this mentioned elsewhere on FPV Lab so here we go:
    Multiplex have a new version of the EasyStar, the EasyStar II coming in December.

    It comes with a brushless power system, folding prop, removable tailplane and is aileron ready (just need to add your own servos, linkages provided). Suggested flight times of 40 minutes with a 2000mAh lipo. This makes it a much better first FPV plane, no mods needed and room to grow - assuming you don't destroy it first.

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    ....cool

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    Nice! Good old Multiplex durability with a few nice added feature and less work to do. Should be a good one!
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    Nice. Love the removable elevator wing, and the folding prop and the pushrod connections, but it looks like the interior space has diminished somewhat up front...
    Doesn't look like they took FPV into account.

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    Is the Easystar II a Bixler ripoff?

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    Man, that is too cool. Outrunner is stock and looks to be able to fit an 8" prop, lots more room inside thanks to the horizontal servo positioning, ailerons....sign me up.

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    Wish I knew or saw this before I bought and started my Easystar FPV. This would have made it soo much easier.

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    Cool. I was looking for an ultraportable plane for the "everyday flying". This one seems to fit.

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    Two en route to me as I write this, stay tuned for a build log as you all know I love my Ez and since this is the 2.0 it is like getting a new girlfriend with a wealth of new things to explore ... (this topic might need a NSFW rating).
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    how many gadam planes do you have in the mail sassen!? and how many in the hangar? do you need an actual hangar for all your rc planes?

    2x z2
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    an x8 im assuming; you bribed one of the ppl who got a pre order by now...

    anyone would think you were some kind of RC feind

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