HI EVERYONE i was looking for a 4 channel plane(2 stick) preferably under $100 and prop in the back so i dont break it everytime i crash. like the yellow bee which i have and never flown for real because i couldnt get a strong enough signal.

Not gonna find much (if any) in that price range worth owning. Mostly Wal-Mart stuff.

Well, one main point would be learn to fly with an instructor so you don't crash and break props.

Check the list in the sticky post by RCKen about models to choose from. There are several there... unfortunately, not may for $100 with servos, engine, and receiver. Are we to presume you have a four channel radio or do you need that too?

If you do not have such a setup, then a good choice would be a Hobbico Super Star RTF. They go for around $300 or slightly less. This is a four channel trainer aircraft that ready to fly.. includes radio, servos, receiver, and an OS 40 LA engine. All you need to do is assemble the plane, then find yourself an instructor to help you learn to fly it.

CGr.

He specified a "pusher" configuration. This is usually only found with small electrics. Would probably be foam or stick construction.

I just want a 4 channel plane for under $100 preferably pusher type but if not im fine with regular. not nitro/gas =P i dont want to crash a $300 plane but if im saving for 300 then ill buy a jato 3.3 car...

You're not going to find a decent electic plane for under 100 bucks. Take a look at the Parkzone electrics. They go for aroudn 179 ready to fly, and they are quality planes.

......i dont want anything too special just an electric 4 channel i HAVE seen them or a three channel with sticks not slider+stick

http://www.hobbytron.com/patriot-rc-airplane.html $130. Not a beginner plane, but it's cheap and 4 channels ready to fly.

Raidentech has a few 4-channel RTFs in stock:

http://www.raidentech.com/4exrcai.html

I believe you'd be better off spending a little extra and buying:

http://www.hobby-lobby.com/wingdragon4.htm

Good luck and good shopping!

thanks for the links

how about this one? http://www.raidentech.com/4timortfelrc.html

I'll bet you could find a used SuperCub. I sold mine (flying) for $40 to a friend. I saw another one for $80. The S.C. isn't very aerobatic, but it'll get a beginner used to the sticks.

The Aerobird is about $120, but I wouldn't recommend it for a beginner even though it's a beginner plane.

Hit the local clubs. I bought a complete (older) trainer, .40 motor, Tx and some other stuff for $125. That was my first plane.

With a $100 budget you might get farther buying used. Check the papers and right here on RCU.

I've seen actual working 4-ch transmitters (Quattro or something) for $15. People just use them for buddy boxes.

Also, an excellent deal and a good slooooow flier are the sticks. A buddy of mine bought his for $40 new with a motor/gearbox. It's a balsa/covered plane. Add a brushed ESC and the other stuff. You might come out to $100.