The PNP version comes with everything except the main battery, receiver and transmitter.
The BNF version comes with the smaller battery, and inexpensive transmitter and receiver.
If you have a good transmitter I would go with the PNP.
This is just like the two versions of the T28 that are sold.This is done to lock in the profit
for the servo's and motor and also to maintain product quality experiencefor the user.
Here is a battery for it:
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...dProduct=15004
I expect it will be a lot better at aerobatics than the T28. It also should be very easy to repair like the T28.
Does it have pocket hinges with a CF rod like the Bill Hempel Yaks? No just double beveled.
Can it really be glued back together with regular CA, and not require foam safe stuff.
I have mine on order. Hope it arrives before Christmas.