I am looking to take a step into Planes. I just want to get a Bind N Fly one to see if I like them or not.

So I come to you to ask which Bind N Fly is the best?

http://bindnfly.com/Products/

Thank you for your time,
Kyle

I have a blade MCX and recommend it for strictly indoor flying

It is very stable and easy to learn to fly

I have a Blade MCX. I was more so talking about airplanes.

The Vapor works very well for a plane indoors. Pretty much related to the MCX mechanically

Very stable and predictable

Can any of them fly out doors? I know that I have a REALLY hard time trying to fly my MCX out side.

The Vapor will be a handful outside even in extremely calm air

I've flown all of those on the list except for the Sukoui (which isn't out yet). They can be flown outdoors, however it's going to have to be an almost windless day. These planes are geared more for indoor flying and any wind outside will blow them around quite a bit. If you're looking for a plane to fly mostly outside you might want to look elsewhere.

I've put together a list of planes that make good trainers and second planes. All of them on the list are proven planes that are well suited for successfully letting students learn to fly, or advance to a second plane. Check out the list here
[link=http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_4537845/tm.htm] Looking for a trainer- what's available. (Updated 01-03-2009) [/link]

Hope this helps

Ken


Ken

I want the sukhoi really bad, I have a big atrium at the office building I want to fly it in. If you want a decent beginner's plane to plug n play check out the parkzone t-28.

http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products...ProdID=PKZ4475 You'll have to provide the battery, rx, and a charger though. This would be if you want to move to bigger planes later on.

The T28 is very popular