Please check your local council or flying club for laws regarding recreational flying before your first flight.
Some fans of the first Radian 2.0m motor glider loved it so much, they added lights to continue flying at night. The E-flite team took note and added vividly coloured, factory-installed LEDs throughout the airframe, offering the visibility and orientation needed to fly at dusk or even in total darkness with the original Night Radian. Now they've improved the popular model again by updating it with a modern, higher-visibility trim scheme and upgrading it with a telemetry-capable ESC. Using a compatible Spektrum AirWare equipped transmitter and Smart receiver (such as the AR631 included in the Bind-N-Fly Basic version), Night Radian 2.0m pilots can now view a variety of telemetry data in real time including motor RPM, current, overall battery voltage and more. These new capabilities make the Night Radian 2.0m an even better choice for your first or next glider — plus sport and night flying capable model too.
Like the legendary E-flite Radian motor gliders that came before, the Night Radian 2.0m combines the serenity of soaring with incredible sport and night flying capabilities. High-visibility LED lights are factory-installed throughout the airframe and powered by your 3S 1300–2200mAh flight battery. They can be programmed to display 100+ different colour, sequence, and timing combinations using the built-in controller for incredible visibility and easy orientation when flying at dusk or at night. The durable, composite-reinforced EPO airframe has been kept as light as possible to deliver long flight times up to 15–30+ minutes with or without power. The BNF Basic version features exclusive AS3X technology for smoother performance in windy and high lift conditions, plus optional-use SAFE Select technology for even easier launches, flying and landings.
Note
This is a Bind-N-Fly (BNF) Basic model — a compatible Spektrum DSMX/DSM2 transmitter is required and sold separately. Check local council or flying club regulations regarding recreational flying before your first flight.