TBS Chupito 800mm FPV Flying Wing - Crash-A-Lot Kit

TBS Chupito FPV Flying Wing

PNP Crash-A-Lot
Rs. 29,499.00
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TBS Chupito 800mm FPV Flying Wing - Crash-A-Lot Kit

TBS Chupito FPV Flying Wing

Rs. 29,499.00
VersionPNP Crash-A-Lot
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The TBS Chupito is a compact, 800mm forward-swept FPV flying wing that takes its design cues from the bigger TBS Mojito, but trades some outright efficiency for easier handling and a simpler build. It still cruises at around 70 km/h and reaches about 160 km/h on the stock electronics, while giving roughly 20 minutes and 15 km of relaxed flying on a 6S 1300mAh pack — quietly enough not to annoy the neighbours. Small enough to strap to a backpack or put on a car seat, it's an ideal bring-along wing.

The PNP Crash-A-Lot version comes with two complete Chupito airframes, one set of hardware and one full TBS Chupito electronics package — servos, motor, propeller, flight controller/ESC and GPS. Fly it hard, and when an airframe is finished, move the electronics into the spare and keep flying instead of waiting for parts. Add your own receiver, video system and battery to get in the air.

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Key features

  • Spare airframe included — two full sets of foam parts for near-zero downtime after a crash
  • Matched TBS electronics — Chupito 2207 2000KV motor, Lucid Wing AIO 2–6S and M10 GPS, chosen by TBS for this airframe
  • Easy-flying forward-swept design with a wide performance envelope — relaxed cruising through to fast passes
  • Durable EPP foam with oversized pushrods and wing spars that shrug off rough landings
  • Pre-cut slots for camera, servos, battery, receiver and receiver antenna
  • Push-to-open equipment bay for R/C and FPV electronics
  • Analog or digital FPV — suits DJI O3/O4, Walksnail or analog, with TBS 3D-printable customisations available
  • Travel or bash — keep it in a 4-piece travel configuration, or glue it all down for a tough basher
  • Quick build — under an hour from box to finished wing with the included TBS electronics

Specifications

Wingspan 800mm (31.5")
All-up weight approx. 650g and up, depending on setup
Material EPP foam with carbon spars
Cruise speed Approx. 70 km/h
Top speed Approx. 160 km/h (stock electronics)
Flight time Approx. 20 min casual flying (6S 1300mAh)
Range Approx. 15 km per pack, casual flying
Battery 4S–6S, 800–1800mAh; max 50 x 50 x 150mm and 270g
Motor TBS Chupito 2207 2000KV (12N14P, 4mm hollow shaft, MT30 connector, 29.9g)
Propeller HQ R37 gray (direction set via AM32)
Flight controller / ESC TBS Lucid Wing AIO 2–6S
GPS TBS M10 GPS
Control surfaces Elevons, 2x TBS Chupito servos (included)
Recommended FPV DJI O3/O4, Walksnail or any analog system
Recommended receiver TBS Crossfire Nano RX or Nano RX Pro

Compatibility

  • Receiver: any CRSF receiver works with the Lucid Wing AIO — TBS Crossfire Nano RX / Nano RX Pro, or an ExpressLRS receiver with proper antennas for range.
  • Battery: 4S–6S only; check the pack fits 50 x 50 x 150mm and weighs under 270g.
  • Firmware: in iNav, servos use Timer 3 (S1/S2) and the motor Timer 4 (S7); TBS's Chupito CLI is recommended.

Works with (available at AeroFlow)

What's in the box (PNP Crash-A-Lot)

  • 2x complete TBS Chupito foam airframes
  • 1x set of hardware
  • 1x TBS Chupito sticker sheet
  • 1x TBS Chupito Electronics Package:
    • 2x TBS Chupito servos
    • 1x TBS Chupito 2207 2000KV motor
    • 1x HQ R37 gray propeller
    • 1x TBS Lucid Wing AIO 2–6S
    • 1x TBS M10 GPS

Required to complete (not included)

  • Radio transmitter and receiver (TBS Crossfire Nano RX / Nano RX Pro recommended)
  • FPV camera and video transmitter, or a digital air unit (DJI O3/O4, Walksnail)
  • 4S–6S flight battery and a suitable charger
  • Glue for assembly
Good to know
  • One electronics set is included — the second airframe is a spare to move it into, not a second complete plane.
  • Assembly is required; plan on about an hour.
  • A friendly wing for pilots moving into fixed-wing FPV, while still quick enough to keep experienced pilots entertained.

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