ARROW - Stress test (Radio sticks movement)

Pushing Arrow quite hard in windy day. All this to find out is it possible to brake model in the air. To say at least 5mm PP foam, is not so easy to brake. Plane is still like new after several flight sessions like this. With powerful (T-Motor) 3S setup it can withstand and perform well in pretty strong winds with no issue. Model is build with performance in mind, yet it is very forgiving and easy to fly for someone willing to try aerobatic's in your backyard.
This was very first time I tested Go Pro camera mounted on my Core radio. I will make some tutorial video on how to do some maneuvers. Write in comments bellow what moves you would be interested to see.
ARROW 3D TRAINER specification:
33 inch (84 cm) wing span.
35,6inch (90,5cm) fuselage.
RTF weight in video: 8,5oz (242 grams)
Airplane Setup:
Motor: T-Motor.
ESC: Castler Creations Talon 15A
Servos: 8-13g on each surface.
Propeller: Carbon 9 x 3
Battery: 3S 450 mAh Dinogy (Flight time 4 minutes)
Radio: PowerBox Systems - Core.
Receiver: PBR-5S
Model in my web shop: www.pauzuolis-...

[@cooljunkproductions]

can this be bought on your site without having to do any special mods?

[@miksterr]

What are beeps at 0:40 ?

[@3Donatas]

Sound you hear is made by Core radio, it indicates that airplane battery voltage is low. With PBS V60 telemetry sensor this is very easy to set up.