Kato 23049 Unitack N Double Track Incline Piers - Auxiliary Set XRT Standard Parts end-pin design in a lightweight TLR342015

Name: Kato 23049 Unitack N Double Track Incline Piers - Auxiliary Set XRT Standard Parts end-pin design in a lightweight TLR342015
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 81018716977
Price: 49.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3663 (27 reviews)

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Kato 23049 Unitack N Double Track Incline Piers Auxiliary Set XRT Standard Parts end pin design in a lightweight TLR342015 end pin design in a lightweight hard case Large bind button eliminates the need for the old bind plug Lightweight park flyer size with full range performance Ideal for most aircraft including indoor sport models The Spektrum AR620 air receiver is a full range Case: Plastic top bottom Supplementary piers used for adding extra stability or for reducing the gradient on your elevated ramps

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