This is NOT a "put down" to your video, this is a praise. Do you remember the "* * For Dummies" books. They not only told you what to do but they told you why you do it. That is what your video did. I have been watching flying videos for a few years and I just learned some thing NO one else explained. Thank You!!!

@CAPTAINDRONE798

9 ай бұрын

Glad to help!

I'm an old guy and haven't flown an RC plane in literally decades. Gonna have to get back into it in the Spring, I think. Great video. Thanks!

@chrisecker9341

Жыл бұрын

same here!

@rey3468

Жыл бұрын

Hope you got yourself a plane again. I’m starting again too

@247SH

Жыл бұрын

I'm 61 and the last time I flew an RC plane was about 25 years ago at an ex-RAF field, Binbrook, Linc's, UK. I brought it home in several pieces 😀

@beargillium2369

Жыл бұрын

@@247SH get an epp(type of styrofoam) 4+ channel plane and have at it, they're really inexpensive these days and near indestructible

@eminstinct4114

Жыл бұрын

Have fun man

Welcome to a NEW hobby. I've been flying planes since the late 80s and they are a blast.

You forgot to add/warn your viewers that this hobby is very addictive. 😁 One plane turns into many.

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

I started with one plane in May and now I have almost 30. Addictive is an understatement :-)

@thetrainchannel5125

Ай бұрын

I can concur. I have had many planes. I currently have 7 RC planes. It’s incredibly addictive.

I learned to fly with the Carbon Cub and I bought the Aeroscout for the kids. In my opinion the Aeroscout is the better first plane. The Cub is a good second plane to learn a bit more advanced flying with.

I just ordered the cub today. I looked into it and bt the gyro and the landing assist modules. In essence, I am a beginner with very limited experience from many years ago. I like the fence the gyro can provide, the auto landing and the auto circling pause features until my skills improve. Based on these, one can learn to fly themself. As my skills improve I can go to intermediate and advanced levels as well as add flaps later on. Thanks, Rich

I appreciate your visual instruction. Thanks for explaining & showing what stick controls do what. This helps me come closer to buying a plane.

I’ve got the Aeroscout I got it even when I was a pro and man the thing can coast for decades

Short, sweet and sharp with essential guides. New horn like me was very delighted to watch this clip . Bravo !

Best video I've seen yet

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Ай бұрын

Thanks!

Awesome 👍💯 thank you so very much Steve my friend. A wonderful and great video. You make it easy to understand and simple Have a great week and God bless you all everyday 🙏

I love this channel I think it so cool your doing planes now I started with helicopters and this year I started flying planes I like the e-flight and spektrum I have turbo timber evolution, night timber x, Cessna 150t 2.1 m , twin otter and love them all. I think the ready to fly carbon cub would be perfect for my friends first plane

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

In about two months, your plane inventory should double :-)

Excellent Video. Very Nice RC Planes! Thank You Steve.

Hey Steve. I was out of flying plains to for about 9 years. 2 years ago I bought the Carbon Cub. It is an amazing Aircraft to fly. So many features. I still get an adrenaline rush every time I fly it. Thanks for the great video.

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing

This was such a good video. I have both of these planes; however, I have only flown the Aeroscout. I'm taking the grandkids to a place where we will have a ton of space to take the Carbon Cub S2 on it's maiden voyage. It has the geo fence and landing assist features. Can't wait to try it out.

I've been promoting you here in NC since you started your channel. Your the best...they removed DJI from my country USA but I still love my drone. Mini 2...keep it up cap!

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

You rock! Thanks!

Cool big RC-Planes ❤ Thank you very much. Nice Video.

That aeroscout is a rebadged esky eagles with added electronics for stability, very easy and docile plane to fly, i have one. The carbon cub is also very easy to fly, saw a friend in the hobby land that like a helicopter 😄

Another great one Cap. Keep them coming

One more thing capt.. I practiced on a flight simulator ( horizon hobby) made the transition with no problems!! Flying quads (without gps ability)for me really didn’t make the transition to fixed wing any easier…still, your right fixed wing is challenging and addictive…?sold all my quads( drones),and don’t regret it…

@dronepilot260rc

Жыл бұрын

I still fly drones but definitely fly fixed wings a LOT more 🎉

Your videos are genuinely therapeutic for me. Thanks for all the work you do!!

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

You are so welcome!

@geminiman2831

Жыл бұрын

​@@CAPTAINDRONE798 Which is better mini apprentice or carbon cub?

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

@@geminiman2831 carbon cub & it looks great as well.

@geminiman2831

Жыл бұрын

@@CAPTAINDRONE798 Hm

Well done Captain! more "flying food for thought"!!!!!! now, hmmmm, when are we going to see the Spark retrospective video !!!!!!

Awesome Video for these 2 RTF RC Planes! Very cool! I've got some experience flying RC Sailplanes - it's been more than a decade since I've last flown one but have been thinking about getting into the current generation of Electric Powered RC Planes.

One thing to mention, the push/pull prop differences between cub and scout. Probably not an issue as far as beginner flight control is concerned, but the push prop (aeroscout) survives crashes better....

Thank you Steve for helping me get back into RC flying. When I was young, all we had was balsa wood planes. Typically, it took months to build one and when you crashed it on it's first flight, it kind of discouraged you from continuing (as it did for me). However, this video helped me decide to get back into the game. These foam planes seem somewhat more repairable than the old balsa wood ones, plus this SAFE technology will ease the learning pain. I bought the Carbon Cub S2 RTF and it's a great plane. However, no matter what I do, I cannot get the DXS controller and WS2000 to coordinate correctly with Real Time Flight Controller. I seems there may be something wrong as I cannot program either the throttle or rudder...doesn't let me. Yet the controller works perfectly with the plane. So after about 15 hours of experimentation with the software, I said the hell with it and decided to get another controller for use not only with the simulator but also with other planes I plan to buy. I splurged and bought the NX8 which might be overkill but will give me programming ability for anything else I may buy in the future. Besides, compared to my three DJI drones this hobby is VERY cheap..... So I'm going to take my time and learn the NX controller as it is chock full of options, most of which at the moment mean nothing to me. But looking forward to learning this new technology. Once again thanks and hope to see you one day out on the field (I too live in Ottawa) Best wishes

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

The NX series of controllers are great! You can download the model of your plane direct to the controller which then means you only need to do the simple task of binding. Once you get the hang of the radio, we’ll, every plane is the same and you can copy one model to the next.

@TOURMANBOB

Жыл бұрын

@@CAPTAINDRONE798 Yes, that has great appeal to me. Even at my age of 78, I love all this new technology and want every opportunity to learn it. I have it on my boat, my Gold Wing motorcycle and in my cars, so I willingly embrace it on these RC planes. I used to think DJI drones were expensive but when you think about the huge investment in software engineering that goes into one of these drones, they are really not expensive, as you are getting a load of technology for a reasonable price. Nothing is free and DJI drones are amazing for the money.... I am REALLY looking forward to getting out to fly but want to spend a load of time on Flight Simulator once I can get it connected to a transmitter. Great fun on a long cold winter day.... Cheers !!

I like the colors always great information

Great video! Very well done. Great graphics that shares knowledge! Thanks!!

Just found your channel. This video was a home run!! Editing/video/narration/music..very nice!! Thanks for taking time out of your day to make this video! Awesome!!

@CAPTAINDRONE798

7 ай бұрын

Awesome, thank you! Glad it was helpful.

I have the carbon cub 1.5 I think it’s called, I think it’s an earlier version than that one. After not flying for a decade it was recommended to me. With the auto take off and landing it’s very easy to fly. The only thing to remember is if you’re going to use the auto landing, make sure that you take off with space behind it when you take off, as it will turn around and make a landing lining up with your takeoff point. I didn’t give it the room behind and as it was lining up it’s landing it started to come down right in line with a tree.realised too late and it crashed into the tree lol. No major damage luckily, a bit of a crushed nose and landing gear that had to be reattached.

Decent price enjoy the week

Great video! My wife got me the Carbon Cub s2 for Christmas LAST YEAR! I have been too afraid to fly it. Your video has given me a ton of confidence. Thanks!

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

Every new plane flight by any RC plane pilot is always a nail biter for the first 30 seconds... then the nerves adjust.

Thanks, very helpful!

Another great RC plane video !!! I rebooted my hobby with a plane that's very similar to the AeroScout ... the E-sky Eagles. Any beginner should be able to fly that with relative easy; even without any stabilizer on board. It's a super stable plane. Thanks for posting more plane videos Steve.

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

I find the RC Plane hobby is a super nice compliment to the Drone hobby.

@theoztreecrasher2647

Жыл бұрын

The Aeroscout is not only "similar" to the E-sky Eagles. It is a re-brand of it! 😉

Super info on controlling and EZ to follow.

These were my first two RC planes too! Great planes to learn on. Taught myself as well. I have now added the RV-7 to my hanger. Of course I am now thinking of plane #4. Maybe a glider?

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

I do have the RV7 and really like it. For a glider I have the night radian. Great for those warm summer evenings.

I like the little red N1790...kinda looks like the Red Baron...😁

Can’t wait to lift off with my Aeroscout! Great video tutorial as always! #stayepic

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

Have fun!

Great video, Captain. Thank-you for the information. I am definitely interested.. Rtf kits are a lot cheaper than I thought they would be.

Great video and tutorial Steve 👍👍

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍

There's so much to learn and worse yet to buy! This is way more complicated than my Ground vehicles. Excited to get started tho

Capt.. I have the Carbon Cub mini apprentice s, and just got the Areoscout!!! 👍🏼

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

Good choice!

Ironic you made this video. Early last summer I started flying the Eachine Warbirds series. I also quickly caught the RC plane bug. The key to RC planes is just getting started and gaining confidence. I'm moving through the larger and more challenging planes. It's a lot cheaper than the drones we fly! Drones are more of a tool of work and the RC planes are pure fun and enjoyment. You may have to change your name from Captain Drone to Captain RC. 😎

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

Planes are indeed fun and are a very social hobby like the FPV drone hobby. GPS Camera GPS drones, like DJI & Autel fit into more of a working hobby as you mentioned

I really appreciate this vid along with the radio explanation. I just subscribed & willing be ordering a Carbon Cub S2!

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

Welcome aboard!

If anyone wants a different rc plane (large) for beginners it could be the arrows trekker rtf or super ez rtf And the 1300mm pa 18 bush plane!

Good review and tutorial Steve.

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍

God I'm getting into drones thanks to you capt ! Now rc planes Oh no! I may have some explaining to do to her indoors, Not sure flowers will be enough thanks capt.

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

Once you get into RC Planes, the addiction begins :-)

Hello, I don't get the chance to watch like I want but I saw these and had to watch. These things are huge but really nice. I really enjoyed this video. Thank you for the share.

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

well done chamkuli... you are the real kingkoda..

Really nice plane's

Excellent instructional video. We have a place called hobby park that has a lot of history in our area. You will see 10 planes to every 1 drone flying there. My problem is I still have drones that I haven’t even flown yet. But you sure have got me wanting to try a plane. Thanks Captain

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

Planes are so very addictive for sure

Great video. I bought the Carbon Cub as a beginner and it's brilliant. Installing flaps made a big difference and was fun to do

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

Great plane & even better with flaps for certain

@JoneRich80

Жыл бұрын

@@CAPTAINDRONE798 I’d also highly recommend a flight sim. Far cheaper than a big crash and a chance to refine your skills on all aircrafts

Pretty darn good 🤔

Just bought a cub, my first one. I've never flown before. Looking forward to flying it. I live in the country so I have room at my house to fly. Great video thanks.

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

Great & happy flying!

Thanks 🙏

Sig Kadet Seniorita Sport ARF is a big light wing loading plane, that is a great beginner aircraft too

I learned FPV before planes. Learning LOS for planes was very difficult for me. Thankfully Spectrum has stabilization. Lmao But a whole different flight experience. Planes are more quite and peaceful. You can fly a plane anywhere, and no one will complain. And you can do 200+ MPH and no one cares. Then there is 3D flying. Its a rush! Plus, when you do crash, its just gluing some foam back together. Rarely do you replace electronics, so it ends up being much cheaper then FPV.

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

Very very true

Hey Captain nice video. I've been flying the Aeroscout for a year now, it is a nice flyer capable of many stunts.

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

Cool, thanks

Very nice took good video

Oh ya here it is thanks Steve carbon cub s2 is the plane am getting pricey tho RTF have to buy the battery and charger separate from Amazon so

Good evening captain always great video nice review

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

Thank you kindly

I use my aeroscout for FPV flying.

do they have a return home button? hahahaha.

I learned to fly with the Aeroscout, many hard crashes and repairs on that one. I installed an FPV camera on it to practice landings using FPV.

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

It is indeed perfect for FPV

great 👍 video

Can a cub plane be used as a slope soarer maybe no wheels with a folding prop

the floats work good for the snow too.

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

Yes, very much

I started off flying a glider which taught me the basics and then I was gifted a Carbon Cub S2 and life became more enjoyable lol

I just purchased the carbon cub after watching this video! It’s a very nice and fun plane to fly especially for a beginner

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

Excellent!

Cool 🤝😎

Nice

I understand it but I know how it works but I just I like that video you put out with the two planes I want to get one too but I didn't one day maybe I will

Great video, thanks. Just thought I’d mention Realflight simulator has both these models within. I have the Scout and the sim version is a good representation of the real thing. You can learn to fly and if you crash it won’t cost a thing :) There are 2 versions: Realflight Evolution and Realflight trainer edition. The latter is half the cost and works just fine. Both simulators are on Steam.

@theoztreecrasher2647

Жыл бұрын

Getting in some practice on a sim can be a help when starting out but, like a teenager watching porn, it is no substitute for the real thing. 😜😁

Steve, great video as always. Looking into coming from drones into the RC plane world. Torn between the Carbon Cub, Apprentice S2 or the AeroScout for my first plane. Any thoughts?

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

For a very first RC plane that will put a smile on your face... The AEROSCOUT 1.1 meter in the Ready To Fly kit. It flies so nice that in my area the pilots eventually put FPV cameras on them and fly them that way. Of course, only do that after you get really good and confident.

@MichaelMaduske

Жыл бұрын

@@CAPTAINDRONE798 you are the best, thank you!

The most difficult part to master on rc planes is the landing. You can take off in one piece but land in many pieces.

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

Landing is the most difficult for sure but becomes super simple if you have open space and can grass land (just float above the ground with stability on (such as SAFE) and all is well with a soft touchdown).

Please tell me How far these planes can fly? Can you do1:400/1:200 Die-cast model airplane reviews?

In a bank turn, you have to use aileron to a varying degree...first roll the plane then let the stick go back to center, then pull back on the elevator stick...to go straight again, you roll out in the opposite direction

What up cap? I'm the first comment!!! Finally lol.

wow😍😍😍😍😍😍😱😱

Thx for all the vids you are doing for us. My wife said, this guy most be nice to be friend with. I told her you where in the NCR, we never know, we might see him in Ottawa one day. 😁 I used to be try to pilot, RC helicopter, I then switch to an RC plane (no much success) and then switch to drones for couple of years before selling all of them. Because of you, we are planing to purchase a drone next spring. In the mean time, I'm trying to convince my minister of finances (my wife) to allow me to purchase a AEROSCOUT (your fault again) with skies since in NCR, there is a lot more snow than down south. Do you happen to know where to purchase skies for the AEROSCOUT? Are you aware, your first amazon link point to a HBZ Hobbyzone Sport Cub S RTF not the AEROSCOUT (RTF)?

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

You can the Du-Bro skies at Great Hobbies. I’ll check the links, thanks.

I did the same thing last year started with a small push prop and then decided it was time for an upgrade and got the smaller version of the aero Scout you mentioned to stay away from. Man what a piece of crud... It was ok except it wouldn't climb I brought it back to the hobby shop and explained my problem. It was like the servo maxed out and wouldn't let it climb it would just barely take off and nose dive as soon as as you tried to level off. The guy at the hobby store said he was sure he could fix it he just had to fly it first to diagnose even though I had told him. Also he insisted on doing it in his parking lot where I had tried it over grass incase something went wrong. Needless to say it was a catastrophic crash when he just assured me he could fly anything. After he crashed it he proceeded to say it should be fine and wouldn't give me a refund. Worst and last experience I've had at his store also to rub salt in the wound Hobby zone wouldn't give me a refund either. They said because he smashed it how were the supposed to know it was a design or manufacturing flaw. Even though like I said everything else worked fine. It left such a bad taste in my mouth I've only flown my old volantex ranger which went down over blackberry patch when a quick summer gale blew in. I didn't get it out for a few days with machete but some mice had eaten my wing. Sorry for the rambling complaint I just wondered why you said to stay away from the smaller one.

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

The only way the Aeroscout mini flies well is with a bit of nose weight. I was able to get mine to fly well but I found it was underpowered.

I was given a futaba t14sg (used) for my birthday do you know if l can bind to the eachine warbirds ? Iam new to the hobby . Two years in and I'm really having hard time understanding

@theoztreecrasher2647

Жыл бұрын

"Eachine" is a re-brand label used by Banggood for products sold through their store - they could come from anywhere. Same as here - that Aeroscout is a re-branded Chinese plane fitted with a Spektrum receiver. (The Esky Eagle - It is also an excellent "beginner" plane.) So to answer your question - No, not if you mean the Volantex V761 re-branded 400mm Mini Warbirds series sold under the Eachine label. (Wrong protocol.)

They sell floats for the aeroscout s2 1.1m

Steve - is there a larger-scale plane like these that include an FPV camera? Something connectable to DJI goggles? Thanks

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

Not out of the box. All RC planes that are large and designed for FPV require that you supply the camera, video transmitter and FPV Goggles. I recently showed exactly this when I reviewed the new RUNCAM WASP camera a short while ago.

Hi Steve....As always a good video. My last plane was a midwest giant sweet and low stick. Been 30 some years since I flew a plane. I sure been eyeballing that E-flite Cirrus SR22T........Have a great week.

great review Captain wife again said no. she said i've enough drones/air planes/heles, to open a shop. oh well just keep dreaming.

0:37 can I do the same thing, but with the Eachine E120 Helicopter?

1120. Pardon me but for proof see Bills repair job on an RC jet weeks ago on Bruces Xjet channel which literally flew through a wire farm fence! Laurie NZ 😊😊😊😊

Any recommendations on a powered slop soarer planes also aside from gliders but war plane that would work

@CAPTAINDRONE798

11 ай бұрын

The funnest of powered belly landing gliders is the eFlite Concendo

@AnthonyGonzalez-lw1ek

11 ай бұрын

@@CAPTAINDRONE798 that do. Mich I look forward looking into it

Cap, according to the horizon hobby website the iX 12 is still available, at least in the US.

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

Unfortunately it is long discontinued (look closer on the web page)

Hey captain, I have a question for you so I just got a literadio pro 3 with a cc2500 chip 4in1 could I fly planes off of that? Or is there a module that I could buy for that radio that would let me fly planes?

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

Yes you can use it, but only if you place a compatible receiver in the plane. You will really want to eventually get a pro radio so you can add Expo and Dual Rates to your joysticks.

Nice video. You never mentioned SAFE technology. Do these planes have that and do you use it ?

@CAPTAINDRONE798

5 ай бұрын

They both have a STABILITY GYRO, which under one brand name is known as SAFE. Both of these planes have SAFE.

So i fly paramotors currently and love avation, so naturally I picked airplanes over trucks. I haven't flown yet and just ordered an aeroscout s2 1.1m. Is either of them safe to fly as a new pilot? Which one do you feel is better to learn? I've done some phone sim, but none on a controller/transmitter. What do you think? Aeroscout for the prop location? Forgot to mention I got a ranger 1220mm rtf which one would you learn on or fly first?

@CAPTAINDRONE798

6 ай бұрын

Aeroscout 1.1m is best if you get the RTF kit. Simple to fly with SAFE engaged. This was the plane I used to teach myself how to fly.

@lifelineparamotor2023

6 ай бұрын

@CAPTAINDRONE798 ok thank for the info. I need a 3s 2200 g2 smart battery. Can I run dumb battery, if so will telemetry not work?

I’m wanting to get into the hobby and I REALLY want the Carbon Cub S2. I went to my local RC airfield club and they all pretty much said to go with the aeroscout. I honestly have no love for the aeroscout and struggle to be excited about it. Can you suggest one over the other. I know what my local club says.

@CAPTAINDRONE798

4 ай бұрын

The AEROSCOUT was my first plane in the RC plane hobby. It is so incredibly easy to fly, especially when SAFE is engaged, which causes you to build confidence & take chances turning it on and off until you feel comfortable. The reason everyone picks the AEROSCOUT is because the pro is not on the nose and it has tricycle landing gear. Those are two items that will ensure a perfect landing everytime. The CARBON CUB is a high wing plane and all high wing planes are easy to fly. With the carbon cub you just have to be careful not to lose altitude in turns and to keep the nose up on landings. It is very easy to fly as well but the Aeroscout is easier. Lots of people start with the CARBON CUB and are successful. The CARBON CUB also has SAFE to make it extremely helpful for beginners especially if flying on a day with some wind.

@CAPTAINDRONE798

4 ай бұрын

Oh, one last thing… if at all possible get the RTF version of either plane. But you don’t need the RTF version if you know someone in the RC Plane hobby that can help you. if you know someone that can set up a radio for you, then get yourself a Spektrum DX6 or NX6 radio and have someone set everything up, including dual rates, and then fly in low rates on a day with no wind.

Sorry i forgot to say i aready have a ranger 1220mm rtf and just ordered an aeroscout s2 1.1m. Which one would you start with?

@CAPTAINDRONE798

6 ай бұрын

Aeroscout for sure

I dont know about a large plane as some ones first plane, way more damage when it ends up plowing into someone or something. Maybe the UMX series is a little better suited to absolute beginners.

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

UMX is also a great choice for first timers

When I get everything that goes I'm going to pull up Iron Man

Steve Asude from the Spektrum radio I think the DMS that comes with the rtf carbon cub, i see you using the iX12. Now I have an iX14 radio and am having fits over trying to program it. Can you send me in the right direction to get the basics down for the iX series of radios. Any help would be greatly appreciated as the 365 pg manual is very confusing. Thanks Bob at Sandbanks

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

For newbies You simply go on the Spektrum website & download the model for the horizon hobby plane you bought. Then when you click on Add New Model you click on BNF. If none of this makes any sense then I suggest you simply watch any of the tutorial videos on KZread.

@robertchapman7773

Жыл бұрын

@CAPTAINDRONE798 thanks Steve I wasnt aware of the Spektrum BNF site. Happy flying Bob

Which one is more sturdy? I saw somewhere the Scout is better due to prop in rear and won’t damage it on rough nose down landings?

@CAPTAINDRONE798

4 ай бұрын

My very first plane was the SCOUT

Great video. These 2 planes in the video seem to be discontinued. Can you suggest other models that are easy for new pilots? Thanks.

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Жыл бұрын

Both planes are alive & well (still being made and still as in demand as ever)

@velvetjones8634

11 ай бұрын

Every link from the description that I just visited has shown them as discontinued. On to Google now.

@CAPTAINDRONE798

11 ай бұрын

@@velvetjones8634 They are very much still available, but they sell out quick on various sites.

@velvetjones8634

11 ай бұрын

@@CAPTAINDRONE798 Thanks, sir! I’ll see if I can set up an in-stock alert.

I have the WOWRC Arrows Hobby RC Plane BGFT 1300mm 6 Channel Remote Control Airplane RTF and I don't really understand any of the buttons on the controller u think u could help I can't fly it right know since the propeller broke I got 4 more on the way but I'd like to understand the remote before I fly again

@CAPTAINDRONE798

Ай бұрын

Sorry, I have never heard of such a plane. If it came with a transmitter, I have no idea how it is setup.