Parkzone Sport Cub S2 RC Plane Flight Test For Sypom Lipo Battery Review

In this video I review Sypom Lipo batteries, including the the Sypom 3S 1,300 mAh Lipo using my Parkzone Sport Cub S2 RC Plane. I have been flying a lot with this brand of batteries in nearly all of my parkflyers that take the 2200 30C size and I am defiantly a fan of them!

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Horizon Hobby describes the RC Cub this way:

"The full-scale Cub Crafters Sport Cub is an inspired reinvention of the Piper Super Cub that is introducing a whole new generation of aviators to the wonder and excitement of back country flying.

The ParkZone® Sport Cub park flyer is a fantastic recreation of this aerial adventure machine that will open a new world of possibilities for RC pilots too. Constructed of durable, lightweight Z-Foam™ material, it shares many of the same aerodynamic features that give the full-scale version its light wing loading and superb short field abilities. Oversized tundra tires for flying off grass and other rough surfaces are included. Those in search of the ultimate RC bush flying experience have the option of adding floats and functional flaps.

This Plug-N-Play or PNP version can be flight-ready in the time it takes to install a receiver and charge a battery."

I call BS on that last part because it took me a very long time to get it all to work together without breaking the plane upon assembly, but the rest sounds about right.

This is a more advanced alternative to the Hobbyzone Super Cub LP as it is BL and has ailerons, which is basically a really big version of a Hobbyzone Champ trainer plane in the form of a Piper Cub (Piper PA-18 or Piper J-3 Cub).

This looks like a big version of the BNF E-flite UMX Carbon Cub. That too has flaps and an attractive trim scheme. And really it is a lot like a little bit smaller version of the E-flite Carbon-Z Cub. It however is a much different plane than the Hangar 9 Super Cub version and I realize I am not ready for such a plane! I also realize from my Hangar 9 Super Cub that Hangar is not spelled Hanger as in Hanger 9.

I was also confused at one point about this being not much different than the Hobbyzone Super Cub or Hobbyzone Mini Super Cub but I figured it out in time.

Look for my next videos featuring the E-flite UMX Timber flying with John!