CKAero Artemis Bipe by Joseph Szczur Airplane Kit 1-Pack

CKAero Artemis Bipe by Joseph Szczur Airplane Kit 1-Pack

$6,875.00 AUD
Sale price  $6,875.00 AUD Regular price 
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CKAero Artemis Bipe by Joseph Szczur Airplane Kit 1-Pack
CK Aero

CKAero Artemis Bipe by Joseph Szczur Airplane Kit 1-Pack

$6,875.00 AUD
Sale price  $6,875.00 AUD Regular price 
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Airframes are supplied to order — send us your model, scheme and timing and we'll take care of it.

Prices in AUD, GST included for Australian orders.

Custom schemesCustom schemes or colour swaps are available.
Drive matchingTell us your drive system preferences and let us suggest a solution.
Supported in AustraliaBacked by pilots who fly the schedule
Putting the whole setup together?
Tell us the scheme, drive and radio gear you want and we'll quote it as one package.

Designed collaboratively by Jospeh Szczur and Bryan, the Artemis Bipe draws its heritage from the Apollo monoplane design.

Engineered for F3A competition aerobatics, the structure easily accommodates various electric power systems while making weight and offering extensive flexibility for center of gravity adjustments. The structure is full composite and is painted outside the mould.

Key Features

Type Pattern Airplane
Brand CKAero
Designer Joseph Szczur & Bryan
Aircraft Type Biplane
Discipline F3A / Aerobatic Competition
Power Compatibility Electric
Shipping Weight 11.5 lb

Highlights

  • Co-designed by Joseph Szczur (USA Junior Team Member) and CKAero
  • Engineered specifically for F3A pattern aerobatics
  • High-visibility design for optimal presentation in all light conditions
  • Flexible layout engineered to accommodate various electric power configurations
  • Optimized weight distribution for easy center of gravity adjustments

Compatibility

Designed to support a wide range of electric competition power systems and F3A radio gear setups.

Frequently asked questions

Who designed the Balance Bipe?

The Artemis Bipe was developed through a collaboration between Joseph Szczur and Bryan at CKAero.

What type of flying is this airframe designed for?

It is designed as an ultimate F3A competition pattern biplane built for high visibility and precision aerobatics.

What power systems are supported?

The design accommodates various electric power sources while allowing easy center of gravity adjustments to meet competition weight limits.

How does the airframe design aid pilot visibility?

The scheme layout and distinctive lines are specifically engineered for clear visibility at all attitudes, angles, and lighting conditions.

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