Hello,new to flying as of last year.Enjoyed watching friend fly his Hobbyzone sport cub so bought one myself,and a vapor off Ebay.Great fun,anyways recently I purchased some gear from a gent who retired from the sport and have a rimfire .15 electric motor that is almost new,so looking for something I can build or put this in,did a lot of googling but not having much luck,also got a hitech radio and recievers so only need a body and esc,so greatly appreciate any input,as a "noob" at this hobby dont need anything crazy just a simple flyer.

Not sure how big the 15 rim fire is ,but I been watching these ,they are reasonably price to get started with!
You maybe interested in one sense they are cheap!....
https://www.ebay.com/itm/EXTRA-300XS...53.m1438.l2649

Hi,
15 size ARF's are not plentiful as they were years ago. Most smaller planes now are built of foam and are plug-n-play(motor and esc already installed)

You would need to look for a plane that has around a 45-50" wingspan and weighs around 3.5 to 4 pounds. You will also need a 40-45 amp ESC and a 3-cell LiPo battery as well as servos, prop, receiver etc...

Here are some examples:
https://www.horizonhobby.com/product...5e-arf-efl4205

https://www.horizonhobby.com/airplan...0e-arf-efl2790

[QUOTE=flyinwalenda;12401680]Hi,
15 size ARF's are not plentiful as they were years ago. Most smaller planes now are built of foam and are plug-n-play(motor and esc already installed)

You would need to look for a plane that has around a 45-50" wingspan and weighs around 3.5 to 4 pounds. You will also need a 40-45 amp ESC and a 3-cell LiPo battery as well as servos, prop, receiver et

Thank you for the help,didnt realize this motor fit such a large plane,not ready for that...maybe Ebay motor and use towards another set up.

[QUOTE=cbaker65;12401676]Not sure how big the 15 rim fire is ,but I been watching these ,they are reasonably price to get started with!
You maybe interested in one sense they are cheap!....
Thanks,thats an acrobat plane,Im still learning to fly straight...lol,but is a large plane also at 35 inch wing span,got spend time flying with my smaller plane to learn the transmitter good before advancing larger

A Sig Seniorita would fly with that 15 as it's designed to fly with a 15 to 25 sized glow engine. It is a "stick build" type kit so it's not something you could assemble over a weekend. It also comes with everything but covering, radio and engine.
If you want more info or to order one, you can do that here:
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