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Opening stunt aerobatics

Hacker Models PittsBull

A lightweight EPP aerobatic biplane springs from the shark tank to launch the show with a high-energy countdown reveal.

Hacker Models PittsBull radio-controlled aerobatic aircraft

Built for a dramatic entrance—and extreme control.

The Hacker Models PittsBull combines lightweight, durable EPP foam with carbon reinforcement. Huge control surfaces, dual aileron servos, and a full-flying elevator capable of up to 90 degrees of throw give the pilots a wide range of precise and high-energy maneuvers.

It plays a starring role in the introduction: the aircraft waits hidden inside the shark tank while students count down, then bursts into the gym to begin the stunt segment.

At a glance

Wingspan

30 in

Length

33 in

Weight

189 g

Battery

3S 250 mAh LiPo

Construction

EPP foam + carbon

Control system

Dual aileron servos

What students can notice.

Light can still be strong

EPP foam and carbon reinforcement balance low flying weight with the durability needed for frequent school performances.

Control surfaces shape movement

Large ailerons and a full-flying elevator make the aircraft’s response to pilot inputs easy for students to observe.

Preparation creates the moment

The hidden-aircraft countdown shows how timing, teamwork, and practice turn engineering into a memorable performance.

Students watching a live Litespeed indoor aircraft demonstration

See the fleet take flight.