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By: thunderhawk - 31st May 2008 at 00:52
one of the best planes thru out the world to learn on would have to be the easystar from Multiplex, it is fantastic to learn on ,it has 3 channels ,rudder,elevator and throttle, it is electric and can be flowin anywhere anytime,,it has even won awards for being the best learning plane ,,its big and easy to see and there are forums that deal with 100’s of mods one can do to it,,i have one and it is one of the best planes i have ,,,good luck and happy flying ,,,:D
By: SOFTLAD - 21st May 2008 at 06:25
😉 Thanks for the advice and ill get myself down the local model shop. Cheers.
By: DazDaMan - 20th May 2008 at 16:09
I’ve been out of the R/C modelling loop for a few years now, so might not be up on my facts. However, what you need is a good, stable, preferably four-channel (aileron, elevator, rudder, throttle) training aircraft of a decent size (around 50″ would be fine). Most club trainers are of the high-wing variety (like a Cessna 172, for example), although I did the majority of my flying with a big (63″ span) low-wing plane called a Gangster, which was decked out in Luftwaffe camouflage – and dummy guns! 😀
Go to your local R/C model shop and see what they have in the way of starter deals – most shops will do one, and usually they’ll steer you in the right direction.
Which reminds me, I really must charge up my ParkZone Spitfire and take that out sometime….!
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May 20, 2008 at 10:23 am