it for three seconds. The plane beeps twice to signify the ACT is turned off. Rearming the ACT is accomplished in the same manner and will cause the plane to beep once. Arming and disarming the ACT can be done in flight if desired. The second plane to incorporate ACT is the three-channel Firebird Freedom which features a two-piece wing with larger surfaces, a much more powerful 480-series motor with seven-cell power, and steel pushrods to manipulate the control surfaces. HobbyZone introduced their first scale model in 2006. The three-channel, 480-powered Super Cub RTF incorporates ACT technology for novice pilots in a larger, more powerful package than ParkZone's intermediate J-3 Cub. Zone 1 aircraft Super Cub RTF (ready-to-fly) Wingspan: 47.75 in (1219mm) Mini Super Cub RTF (ready-to-fly) Wingspan: 31.8 in (805 mm) Firebird Stratos Wingspan: 42.0 in (1070 mm) Firebird Commander RTF Wingspan: 40 in (1016 mm) Firebird Commander 2 RTF Wingspan: 42.25 in (1073 mm) Champ RTF Wingspan: 20.3 in (515mm) Zone 3 aircraft Aerobird Xtreme RTF(Historically existed) Wingspan: 55 in (1397 mm) Glasair Sportsman RTF(New released) Wingspan: 54.6 in(1390 mm) Surface models Mini Mauler 1/20 scale monster truck Zig Zag Racer 2 miniature power boats M1A1 Abrams tank External links Official HobbyZone website Australian HobbyZone Site Radio-controlled aircraft Radio-controlled car manufacturers Model manufacturers of the United States