New to Planes?
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I have just switched to planes a few days ago and I was wondering what is the best electric plane for beginers? I would like it to be a ducted fan jet but Im not sure which one I should buy?
Any help?
Thanks, Chris
Any help?
Thanks, Chris
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From: Lacona, NY
A ducted fan jet is not a good trainer for someone new to R/C Aircraft flying, they are fast and touchy on the controls. I started on a 3 Channel Electric Art-Tech Wing Dragon from Hobby Lobby.
Any of these will work well, take a look.
http://www.hobby-lobby.com/beginners-rc.htm
There are many good electric trainers on the market other than Hobby Lobby. Give it a year or two in flying a trainer... then you have a better chance of keeping your new Ducted Fan Jet in one piece when you get it. JMHO
Any of these will work well, take a look.
http://www.hobby-lobby.com/beginners-rc.htm
There are many good electric trainers on the market other than Hobby Lobby. Give it a year or two in flying a trainer... then you have a better chance of keeping your new Ducted Fan Jet in one piece when you get it. JMHO
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If you want something similar to an edf, but a little cheaper to keep flyin, try the Parkzone Stryker F27C. Its not really a beginner plane either, and it is FAST at full throttle. But it will fly slow fairly well and if you're set on a jet type plane, this might be a cheaper option to learn on. Not as cheap as the Diablo, but cheaper than most other EDFs.




