NOTE: RADIO CONTROL AIRPLANES ARE ON THE BOTTOM HALF OF THE PAGE.
The Boeing 777 is larger than all other two engine or three engine commercial aircraft. It is the first ever jet passenger aircraft to be completely designed by computer. Unlike other aircraft, a mock-up was never produced. This helped lower development costs.
Its wing is said to be the world's most efficient used in a current airliner. We are told that its turbojets are the most powerful, efficient, and quietest for the amount of power that they produce.
The Boeing 777 uses about 2/3 more carbon fiber materials, for added strength and lightness, than any other Boeing jet, except for the newest Boeing models. The twelve-wheel main landing gear of the aircraft allows for less wear on runways and taxi ways by more even weight distribution.
The aircraft holds the record for longest non-stop commercial flight ever accomplished.
A total of 822 Boeing 777 aircraft have been produced to date.
Pictured above and immediately below is the ARF E-Flite Super Airliner resembling the RC Boeing 777. It has a 55" wing span, 57" length and weighs around 3 1/4 lbs. You will need a pair of BL 400 motors and controllers to drive the included DF units.
The next picture below is of the rc Boeing 777 EDF sold by Nitro Planes.
In the last picture below is the impressive RC 307 Model resembling the rc Boeing 777 from EDF Model. Wing span is 78" and length is 73". Recommended power is by a pair of Typhoon 600-33 brushless motors driving WeMoTec Midi Fans. All up weight is about 9 lbs.
There are some unimpressive two channel models being sold as the Boeing 777 rc. They don't even look like a Boeing 777 rc airplane.
Some companies are promoting toy like rc Boeing 777 as park flyers, but they give the impression that they wouldn't last very long in a park environment.
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