A Great beginner plane? Electric
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A Great beginner plane? Electric
I am looking for a great beginner plane. I am looking for just a simple ARF or RTF. A great trainer and is electric with an affordable price. What is a good plane?
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RE: A Great beginner plane? Electric
How about a Hobbico SuperStar EP?
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...=LXJKU3**&P=ML
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RE: A Great beginner plane? Electric
Rather than typing it all out again thought it easiest to just point you to this thread
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_8244102/tm.htm
If you have any other quereis just let us know !!!
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_8244102/tm.htm
If you have any other quereis just let us know !!!
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RE: A Great beginner plane? Electric
If you can get the Black Horse Liberty its an amazing EP plane, big, light and stable! Its nicely manufactured. Only needs a 3S set up to fly her. Comes in for landings so so well ... best of all, Black Horse planes are so much cheaper. For motor (TR 35-48-C 800kv) and ESC (a 60A one is nice) just go to shop for Turnigy stuff at Hobby City ... Rhino packs are cheap there too, a 3S 3,700 would be great stuff if you want to fly a plane of that size, if not buy 3S 2,200 mAh packs and use 2 in parallel. Each piece can fly smaller 45"-47" EP planes.
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RE: A Great beginner plane? Electric
Hi
I haven't had any experience flying airplanes so I am a real beginning. Is there one better then the other for a first time flyer? I'm nervous about how to start this hobby. Are there used planes for sale somewhere? Dumb question?
Suzanne
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I haven't had any experience flying airplanes so I am a real beginning. Is there one better then the other for a first time flyer? I'm nervous about how to start this hobby. Are there used planes for sale somewhere? Dumb question?
Suzanne
[link=http://www.Faacd.com]Find FAA Regulations FAST[/link]