I bought a Harbor Freight Yellow Bee for $30 today. I haven't flown it yet but I'm hearing a lot about this plan not turning so well. It runs on two pusher props with differential thrust. The motors are so close together it's no wonder it won't turn. What I'd like to do is somehow have ailerons on each wing that actuate slightly upon turning. Ideally I'd line to wire them into the factory control board. I don't even need proportional operation. Just have one side tip up and the other tip down when I turn. Any way to do this? Be clever people. You can figure it out.

Sorry, I'm not clever enough. But if it were my plane I would cut off the wing tips and glue them back on with some dihedral. That way the modest yaw you get from the motor differential will cause more bank, and banking is what turns the plane.

Thanks, thats a cood Idea! I think I'll make a new wing out of foam board with some dihedral.

Just don't substitute a flat wing for a cambered one.

You're trying to polish a turd, Standard Issue. The yellow bee isn't designed to fly. It's designed to be cheap and that's the only thing it will ever do well. Save your time and effort and get a hobby grade plane like a Hobbyzone Super Cub. You'll have a lot more fun that way.

I have to agree with jester on this one....If your serious about getting into RC then get away from the cheap don't fly toys. This is a great hobby full of outstanding folks. This hobby can be very very frustrating if not entered into correctly.
We were all where you are now. Go to a club get help