Hyperion Helios 10e

2008 HYPERION HELIOS F3A 10e. This ARF replaces the extremely popular Hyperion Katana 10e and is just as fun to fly!

Wing span: 940 mm
Wing area: 18.9 dm2
Length: 910 mm
Weight: 640 - 690 g
Servos: 4
"We loved the Hyperion Katana 10e last year, but now Hyperion has raised the bar! The new Helios 10e incorporates the latest in F3A Design for superb feel in aerobatic flight."


Hyperion Helios F3A Models are designed in consultation with Master Designer David Kyjovsky of the Czech Republic.

- Tough Landing Gear Mount Design
- Rock Solid Radial Motor Mount
- Instant Battery Access via Magnet-Latch Canopy
- Light, Strong Fiberglass Control Horns

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Hyperion Helios F3A ARF, 25e-class
Servos: 4
Wing span: 1180 mm
Wing area: 27.2 dm2
Length: 1135 mm
Weight: 1150 - 1185 g

The Hyperion Helios 25e is Hyperion's first F3A-style model in the super popular 25e class of models. Helios 25e incorporates the latest in F3A Design for superb feel in aerobatic flight. Point-n-Shoot!

The 2008 scheme is as striking as it is beautiful. The entire construction is extremely light weight, and consists solely of balsa and lite ply. Wings are joined by a full carbon wing tube. Flying weight is as low as on our 3D models and the Helios 25e is uncritical also in slow flight.

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2008 Hyperion Helios F3A ARF, 63e-class
Wing span: 1398 mm
Wing area: 34.7 dm2
Length: 1450
Weight: 1.8 - 2.0 kg
Servos: 4
The Hyperion Helios 63e is the second-generation in this class of aerobatic aircrafts. Best operated on 5S for very long flight times.


The 2008 scheme is as striking as it is beautiful. The entire construction is extremely light weight, and consists solely of balsa and lite ply. Wings are joined by a full carbon wing tube. Flying weight is very low and the Helios 63e is uncritical also in slow flight.

Hyperion Helios F3A Models are designed in consultation with Master Designer David Kyjovsky of the Czech republic.