



The HpH 304S FES - THE FUTURE IS ELECTRIC.
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Electric Transition: The introduction of the Shark FES marks a significant move into the electric gliding era for HpH. This partnership with LZ Design ensures a seamless transition, bringing a high-quality, well-matured product to market quickly.
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Self-Retrieval Capability: The Shark FES comes with a battery-powered self-retrieve system that can provide up to 100 km of range, enabling you to return to an airfield, soaring conditions, or your home base without relying on external towing.
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Battery & Charging: The system is powered by two GEN4 LiPo batteries, each weighing 16.7 kg. These batteries are designed for longevity, with minimal charge loss (only 1% in a month). After 4000 charging cycles, more than 80% of the original capacity remains. The batteries can be installed in just 5 minutes.
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Battery Performance: With a focus on performance, the Shark FES is equipped with cutting-edge battery technology, ensuring long-lasting power and a reliable self-retrieve range, perfect for soaring enthusiasts.
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Quality & Precision: The Shark FES maintains all the precision and high-quality design elements of the Shark S family. The experience, craftsmanship, and attention to detail that HpH invests in each of their gliders are present in this electric version.


THE BASIC SYSTEM INCLUDES:
- Front Electric Sustainer system FES
- Two section wings and 18m Wingtips
- Integrated water tanks in the main wings
- Flaperons – full span ailerons mixed with full span flaps
- Automatic control and water system connections
- Forward hinged canopy with integrated instrument panel
- Two-lever Canopy jettison system
- Optimized energy absorbing safety cockpit
- Battery holder in the front
- Adjustable rudder pedals
- CG Hook from TOST
- 5.00x5 wheel with hydraulic brake system, operated on airbrake handle
- Shock break system on retractable undercarriage
- Registration + contest letters (UV-resistant micro tape)
- Horizontal elevator mini tips
- Three bank air brakes suction side of the wing
- Radio antenna and pitot tube in the vertical fin
- Total energy tube connections in the vertical fin















