UMX Cirrus SR22T BNF Basic
The E-flite UMX Cirrus SR22T BNF Basic brings modern general aviation elegance to your local flying field with efficient brushless performance. Featuring 2S and 3S LiPo battery compatibility alongside AS3X and SAFE Select technology, this scale RC plane delivers unmatched stability and authority in an ultra-micro package. Arriving factory-assembled, it is ready to bind to your favorite Spektrum DSMX/DSM2 transmitter for an exceptional flight experience.
Experience the sophistication of modern civil aircraft with the E-flite UMX Cirrus SR22T BNF Basic. As an officially licensed replica of the world's best-selling personal airplane, this ultra-micro RC plane features significant power upgrades, including a high-performance brushless outrunner motor and real-time battery voltage telemetry. The beautifully finished G7 Platinum trim scheme is complemented by clear cabin windows, detailed cockpit interior, and operational LED navigation lights. Weighing under 250 grams, the E-flite UMX Cirrus SR22T requires no FAA registration or Remote ID, making it convenient to fly at local parks, sports fields, and large yards.
What completion level is the E-flite UMX Cirrus SR22T BNF Basic?
The E-flite UMX Cirrus SR22T BNF Basic comes fully factory-assembled with the brushless motor, ESC, linear servos, and Spektrum receiver installed. You will need a compatible 5+ channel Spektrum DSMX/DSM2 transmitter, battery, and charger to fly.
What battery is recommended for the E-flite UMX Cirrus SR22T BNF Basic?
This RC plane requires a 2S 7.4V or 3S 11.1V 280–300mAh LiPo battery with a JST-RCY connector (or a JST-PH battery paired with a suitable adapter).
Does the E-flite UMX Cirrus SR22T BNF Basic require FAA registration?
No, because the flying weight of the E-flite UMX Cirrus SR22T is under 250 grams, FAA registration and Remote ID are not required.
Is the E-flite UMX Cirrus SR22T BNF Basic suitable for a beginner RC pilot?
The UMX Cirrus SR22T is recommended for intermediate to experienced pilots (Skill Level 2). First-time pilots should start with a dedicated trainer airplane like the HobbyZone Apprentice STOL S.







































