SAB GOBLIN RAW 700 PIUMA

🚁 SAB Goblin RAW 700 Piuma

✨ Introduction

The SAB Goblin RAW 700 Piuma is a high-performance 700-class helicopter designed for pilots seeking a lightweight, agile, and cost-effective alternative to traditional 700-size models. Its name, Piuma—Italian for "feather"—reflects its emphasis on lightness and precision. While it doesn't replace the classic RAW 700, it offers a different flying experience tailored to those who prefer a lighter touch without compromising on performance.

🔧 Key Features

• Lightweight Design: Uses a hybrid of components from the RAW 700, RAW 580, and RAW 700 Nitro, resulting in an airframe weight of around 2200g (excluding battery and electronics).
• Versatile Power Options: Supports both 12S (3300–3700 mAh) and 6S (5200–5800 mAh) battery configurations.
• Optimized Flight Performance: Tailored for pilots who prefer lighter, more agile flying styles, with a strong balance of stability and precision.
• Cost-Effective Setup: Designed to be more affordable while maintaining high-performance standards by using shared components.

⚙️ Technical Specifications

• Airframe Weight: Approx. 2200g (without battery/electronics)
• Main Rotor Diameter: 1542 mm (with 700 mm blades)
• Main Blade Length: 650–730 mm
• Tail Rotor Diameter: 276 mm (with 105 mm tail blades)
• Tail Blade Length: 105–115 mm
• Cyclic Servos: Standard size (40 mm)
• Tail Servo: Standard size (40 mm)
• Main Rotor Ratio: 12 to 9 (20T included: 10.77:1)
• Tail Rotor Ratio: 4.9–5.1:1 (22T included: 5.1:1)
• Recommended Motor: Scorpion HK5-4026-1115KV
• Recommended ESC: 120A Hobbywing or Scorpion
• Battery Recommendations:
  • 12S: 3300–3700 mAh
  • 6S: 5200–5800 mAh
• Flight Duration: Around 6 minutes with 12S 5000 mAh under moderate 3D flight

The SAB Goblin RAW 700 Piuma is perfect for pilots looking for a lighter, more agile 700-class heli without compromising quality or performance. It's a strong choice for those wanting a different feel from the traditional heavy 700 setups—while still packing punch in the sky.