A Good RTF Plane
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Hello,
I have a little experience with planes and was looking for a good electric rtf plane for $200 or less. Any recomendations?
Thanl<s!
I have a little experience with planes and was looking for a good electric rtf plane for $200 or less. Any recomendations?
Thanl<s!
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I have a Hobbico Electristar in excellent condition except for scuffs on both wingtips. Everything needed to fly including 6 battery packs and charger ...will let go for $300 firm. No assembly needed. You can go right to the field. PM me if interested.
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Hobby Zone Super Cub for $159.99. Realistic looking Durable plane. The batteries are inexpensive so buying extras let you keep flying while the other batteries recharge.
I am learning on the Super Cub now. See the Super Cub thread in the Electric/Park Flyer thread.
I think a Cessna 182 is also available that is a touch smaller but might be 4-Channel.
I am learning on the Super Cub now. See the Super Cub thread in the Electric/Park Flyer thread.
I think a Cessna 182 is also available that is a touch smaller but might be 4-Channel.
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so those ones specified above are foam ones? when you say 4 channel you mean it has tail rudder, wing rudder, motor and what other control?
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that cub is awesome. i am going to get that definetly. Hopefully this time im not going to crash into a skool! Thanks for the help guys.



