E-flite Micro OV-10 Bronco 645mm: A Twin-Engine Warbird for Tight Spaces

E-flite Micro OV-10 Bronco 645mm BNF Basic RC airplane
E-flite Micro OV-10 Bronco 645mm BNF Basic (image: Horizon Hobby)

The E-flite Micro OV-10 Bronco 645mm BNF Basic packs all the twin-engine, twin-boom character of the legendary North American Rockwell OV-10 Bronco into a compact, park-friendly foam warbird. With AS3X and SAFE Select technology built in, it delivers locked-in handling and confidence-inspiring stability while staying small enough to fly in tighter spaces.

A scale tribute to a Vietnam-era legend

The full-size OV-10 Bronco served as a light attack and observation aircraft, seeing action in the Vietnam War and Operation Desert Storm. E-flite captures that distinctive silhouette in a reinforced EPS foam airframe, finished with scale decals and accessories including wing-mounted ordnance and an external fuel tank for an authentic look in the air.

Specifications

  • Wingspan: 648 mm
  • Length: 626 mm
  • Flying weight: ~350 g
  • Power: Twin Spektrum brushless outrunner motors
  • Battery: 3S 11.1V LiPo, 600-850 mAh (IC2 connector)
  • Servos: 4x Spektrum linear servos
  • Electronics: Spektrum control unit with integrated DSMX receiver and dual brushless ESCs
  • Construction: Reinforced EPS foam

Key features

  • AS3X technology smooths out wind and turbulence for a steady, locked-in feel
  • SAFE Select offers optional flight-envelope protection that is great for less experienced twin pilots
  • Twin brushless power for scale-like performance and authentic multi-engine sound
  • Bind-N-Fly Basic – add your own Spektrum DSMX/DSM2 transmitter, battery, and charger to fly
  • Removable landing gear and navigation lights for added scale detail

Who is it for?

Twin-engine models have a reputation for being a handful, but AS3X and SAFE Select take much of the worry out of the equation. That said, the Micro OV-10 Bronco is best suited to intermediate and experienced pilots who already have a few single-engine planes under their belt and want a head-turning, multi-engine warbird that does not demand a full-size field.

Specifications and details courtesy of Horizon Hobby. Always confirm current specs and pricing with the manufacturer before purchasing.

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