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Harmon Rocket 46 ARF

Key Features

• Lightweight balsa-and-ply construction
• Fiberglass cowl and wheel pants
• Covered in genuine Hangar 9® UltraCote
• Based on John Harmon's home-built, record-setting converted RV-4

Overview

It’s unquestionably one of the coolest aircraft in the world. Tearing apart Reno speed records at a clip of more than 250 mph, the awesome Harmon Rocket is an aviation force to be reckoned with. And now you can fly your very own Harmon Rocket at your local flying field.
John Harmon created the first full-scale Harmon Rocket by customizing a speedy RV-4. Flying the further customized Harmon Rocket II, John shattered the CAFE Triaviathon record with a top speed of 244.79 mph. At Reno in 2004, he hit 256.376 mph in the Harmon Rocket III.
Seagull Models’ new .46-sized version of the Rocket isn’t gonna break any airspeed records, but it’s certain to provide you with many hours of thrilling aerobatic performance. The new Harmon Rocket 46 ARF is a must-have for budget-minded sport pilots. Perform perfect high-speed dives, loops and rolls. Knife-edge and slow flight is a lot of fun too. Snap rolls are precise—stopping the exact moment you release the controls. And it also lands smoothly and easily.
Assembly is quick and simple. The Harmon Rocket 46 ARF’s lightweight scale construction from high-quality balsa and plywood provides very good flight characteristics, and its fiberglass cowl and wheel pants and lush UltraCote® covering make it a great plane to look at, as well as fly. A pilot figure is factory-mounted inside the canopy.