iam thinking about that one because i like the anti crash thing you CAN turn off and the lights for night flight adn it has a guy with a parichute you can drop lol.

g-day

i would recomend the hobby zone super cub because it is a great biginer plane and it has heeps of upgrades that can be done to it.
happy flying and good luck

simmo

The Freedom is a decent starter plane - its where I started almost 2 years ago. I'll be the first to admit that everyone my flight capabilities may have been "less than optimal". However I would not recommend the freedom as a starter plane. If you take a look, it's actually a mid/low wing plane and can be challenging for new flyers to launch. Do some searching here on RCU and you can find several good reviews of the plane.

Cautions aside - it is nice to be able to pick up replacement parts fairly inexpensively ($10 - $20 for wings / tail feathers).

cheers!

if i get this can i JUSt stap a motor on it?
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXHCJ6&P=6

"stap"?

REQUIRES: 2-channel radio with mini receiver and receiver battery, Two Nano servos.

It isn't supposed to be powered by a motor. This would increase the battery size required and the plane may become too heavy to fly well. It's a glider.

Be nice Bruce yeah that defiantly won’t work

"definitely" is the word you meant to use. www'dictionary.com will show you the BIG difference in meanings.

Oh well spell-check doesn’t always work when your lazy

I don't think the rest of us , are concerned about your spelling . I would`nt worry about it .

good, you should read my text massages[X(]

(edit) And for the people who don't know what that is it is a message you send from phone to phone like an email