The slow flying biplane that redefines the way RC trainer airplanes should look and fly.
 

MiniBipe

• Wingspan: 18 inches        Length: 23 inches                Weight (ready to fly): 7 oz       
• Wing Area:180 sq in        Wing Loading: 5.6 oz/ft²          Number of Channels: 3

^StuntBipe

• Wingspan: 24 inches        Length: 33 inches               Weight (ready to fly): 14 oz
• Wing Area:350 sq in         Wing Loading: 5.7 oz/ft²        Number of Channels: 3 or 4

The SlowBipe airplanes have been designed to solve all of the problems associated with leaning to fly an RC airplane today.  Even though the SlowBipe is a great plane to learn on, it is really loved by experienced pilots who just want a really fun plane to fly in a very small area.

• Current trainer's fly too fast. The SlowBipe can fly as slow as a couple of miles per hour. Airflow off the prop can keep this airplane in the air at near zero airspeed. A beginner needs slow flight to have time to react.
• Current RC trainer's are underpowered. The SlowBipe can launch straight up out of your hand and climb until it disappears in the sky.
• Many of the current RC trainer's out there break too easily in a crash. We have tested the SlowBipe by intentionally crashing it, and have a difficult time breaking it. Powered dives into the ground will still do some damage, but with power off, damage is minimal to non existent. The motor is well protected from damage in a crash.
• Many airplanes designed as an RC trainer require replacement parts from a hobby shop. We have been able to repair any crash damage we have incurred using 5 minute epoxy glue. These repairs take less time than changing out the parts on a hobby shop box trainer. We offer replacement parts should you really need them.
• Current trainer's can be hard to land. If you turn off the power on the SlowBipe in forward flight, it will glide easily down to a gentle landing on the ground. See our flight video for a demonstration.
• Current trainer's have small control surfaces and don't respond quickly to inputs or when negotiating wind. The SlowBipe has an oversized elevator and rudder to allow this RC airplane to respond under any conditions.
• Many of the current "ready to fly" trainer's use brushed motor technology and non-reusable radio systems. When you buy the SlowBipe you have the choice of purchasing with our high performance electronics package.  Just add your quality receiver and battery and you have a complete package.
• Current trainer's need lots of space to fly in. This is a great airplane to fly low and slow.

The SlowBipe has quality built in.  Even the kit version comes with control horns and control rods.  Wings, horizontal stabilizer, rudder and wing struts are precision machine cut from 6 mm depron.  Fuselage is precision cut as well and easily accepts Krylon Short Cuts and H20 paints. Ready to fly versions are available painted for you.  

Unpainted StuntBipe ARF Kit Suggested Retail $99.99

You can purchase the StuntBipe from HeadsUpRC.com.

The StuntBipe ARF Kit is a 3 or 4 channel version of the 24 inch SlowBipe.  It uses very wide elevons to provide rapid roll and pitch response at any flight speed.

We provide a method of connecting the elevators together at the tail to operate with one servo.  There is also a slot milled in the side of the fuselage to indicate elevator neutral for your first flight.

This kit is completely built and ready for paint and assembly.   Receiver Ready options will be available soon.

We recommend a 1000 mah 3 cell pack. This will give you about 15 minutes of flight.  Contact us for shipping costs to non continental U.S. locations.

Additional Items Needed to Fly

• Radio Control Transmitter and Receiver
• 80 to 150 watt low kv brushless motor (about a 1.4 to 2.0 oz motor works well)
• 10 to 20 amp brushless ESC
•  2 to 3 Servo's (Holes are cut to fit Tower Pro or Hxt 9g Servo's
• 750 mah to 1300 mah 3 cell Lipo battery pack with JST connector
• 8 to 10 inch propeller (depending on battery pack)
• A battery charger for your battery pack

CG Location: 1.5 inches behind the leading edge of the bottom wing

StuntBipe Assembly Video: Link