ORIGINAL: Park_Flyer

Response to turn input on the stick is slow. So I found myself over compensating by full throttling through the corners sending the plane into a downward spiral. For some reason my motors continue to spin at full throttle for about three seconds after I release the stick. Now this really took some getting use to. The box claims the radio has a range of three hundred feet. My plane seems to have a range of one hundred and fifty feet. If even that far? After that it would cut out and glide to the ground despite me running across the field, holding the radio up high, hitting the throttle like a mad man....LOL... At first I thought interference. So I went to another field, and all the flight characteristics remained the same. In fact, I was ready to chalk this one up as a waste of money.
But eventually through throttle management and early stick input for turns and a whole lot of patience. I was able to put this little bird in the sky, and let her rip. The plane has plenty of power, and climbs fast. There's no working the wind to get this bird up, just throttle her up and throw. I was quite impressed with the loops this little plane is capable of. They are tight and straight. I was able to do two, three, and sometimes four loops in a row. Very fun to say the least...!!!!...And once use to the plane, I was able to use those full throttle turns that earlier on in the day caused me to nose dive into the ground. And now use them to do some pretty acrobatic flying. All and all not a bad little plane. If only the radio were better? I'm still a little up in the air on this one. I will have to fly it again before I can consider this one a keeper, and go by two or three more...LOL...There is no doubt this plane is a whole lot of fun. If only it had more range?

Dave