BackgroundThe J-10 fighter jet, nicknamed "Vigorous Dragon, is a domestically developed high-performance, multi-role, all-weather third-generation fighter aircraft. It boasts high reliability, survivability, and maneuverability, with a large combat radius,
The J-10 fighter jet, nicknamed “Vigorous Dragon, is a domestically developed high-performance, multi-role, all-weather third-generation fighter aircraft. It boasts high reliability, survivability, and maneuverability, with a large combat radius, short takeoff and landing distances, strong attack capabilities, and overall combat effectiveness reaching advanced international levels among similar fighter jets.
The J-10 EDF Jet features a unique delta wing and canard design for exceptional high-speed handling and also agile low-speed maneuverability. Using common 4S batteries, it is powered by a 64mm ducted fan with a brushless motor and a 40A ESC which helps to replicate the sound of a fighter jet. High-fidelity details include detachable weapon sets, an air refueling probe, navigation lights, and CNC-machined landing gear. Made from EPO 40 foam, it offers impact resistance and a water-resistant paint finish. The J-10 EDF jet is easy to assemble. Experienced modelers can complete assembly in about thirty minutes. Optional paint schemes are also available.
(1) 64mm J-10 EDF PNP
(2) 40A ESC with Reverse Thrust Function (installed)
(3) 2840 KV3150 brushless motor (installed)
(4) 64mm 11-blade ducted fan (installed)
(5) 4x 9g Digital Servo (installed)
(6) Product Manual
(1) 6 Channel Transmitter and Receiver
(2) 14.8V 2200-2600mAh 25c Li-Po battery with XT60 connector
(3) LiPo Battery Charger
RTF (Ready to Fly) airplanes come with everything you need to fly in the box. A transmitter, receiver, battery, charger, and all other required electronics are included and pre-installed from the factory.
PNP (Plug-and-Play) airplanes include the ESC, motor, and servos all pre-installed from the factory. Transmitter, receiver, battery, and charger are not included.
EPO foam and cockpits can bubble or deform in high heat. To prevent this, avoid leaving them in direct sunlight when not in use.
The vertical tail and canard need to be secured with EPO glue.
A T6 Torx screwdriver is needed to install the front landing gear.
| Model | Air Force Gray | “August 1st” Aerobatic Team |
| Flying Weight | Around 1100g | Around 1000g |
| Wing Load | 59.5g/dm ( 0.12oz/in) | 54g/dm ( 0.11oz/in) |
| Wing Area | 18.5dm (286.5 sq.in) | |
| Wingspan | 690mm /27.2 in | |
| Overall Length | 1110mm /43.7 in | |
| Motor Size | 2840KV3150 | |
| ESC | 40A | |
| Servo | 9gX4pcs | |
| Radio | 6CH Channel | |
| CG (center of gravity) | 80-90mm | |
| Prop Size | 64mm 12blades | |
| Recommended Battery | 14.8V2200mAh-2600mAh 25c with XT60 connector | |
| Aileron | Yes | |
| Rudder | Yes | |
| Flaps | No | |
| Retracts | No | |
| Approx. Flying Duration | 3 minutes | |
| Minimum Age Recommendation | 14+ | |
| Experience Level | Intermediate level | |
| Assembly Time | 10minutes |
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