For Sale: SP140 V1.1 Batch 3, Flown 1 time

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Complete package for someone just getting into the sport. Unit has been flown once and is in excellent condition. Pistol-grip throttle has been converted to having the display mounted to the left gooseneck and the throttle is a thumb control. I added a series of interwoven wide Velcro straps to the upper frame to help move the pilots’ body forward to improve the thrust angle. I have stored the batteries in the house in the basement at about 50% charge.

My total all-in cost is $11,300. Asking price is $9,000. Unit is located in Utah. Package includes:

  • SP140 core frame
  • Dudek Powerseat Comfort Low L/XL
  • 3-blade prop
  • Quick release prop hub
  • 1 hour battery
  • 1/2-hour battery
  • Charger
  • Carabiners
  • APCO ram-air bag
  • Reserve container
  • Angel SQ140 reserve
  • Giro helmet with Sena Bluetooth, size M
  • Car carrier, aluminum, fits 2" receiver, includes ratchet strap
  • Spare throttle parts (new main board, new throttle pot, 2x pistol-grip style housings, X4 main board)

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Do you have files you could share please for the parts to relocate the screen and change the throttle pot to a thumb control?

Thanks!

Andrew

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Hi Andrew. Happy to share. With a lot of help from @GliderPilot I created a 3D file for the goose-neck mounted display. Paul designed the thumb control, so you’ll need to ask him about it. I added the silicone tip to the plunger because it made it much easier for me to activate it. Years ago, I had to have my lower thumb joint fused, so the protrusion of the silicone tip makes it really comfortable. Anyway, here is a link to the stl files for the display housing parts. If you have questions or just want to talk, feel free to reach out to diventi.enterprises@gmail.com, then we can exchange numbers.

Housing STL files