What is needed to fly?
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In short:1. Assembly of kit by you.2. Transmitter (6 channel or better)3. Matching receiver4. Battery5. Charger for battery
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You need a 6 channel transmitter at a minimum (spektrum dx6i). Although I would suggest buying a dx7s or dx8 to keep you good for the future. You also need a minimum 6 channel receiver which you can get bundled with your radio or purchase separately (spektrum ar6210). You also need batteries and a charger. You also need a 2650-3000 mah 6s lipo, and a charger. I would suggest searching for helifreak, runryder, or rcgroups at google. Search through those forums and most of you questions will be answered. If I were you I would skip this kit and buy the 500ESP or a 500DFC kit. Yes a bit more money but they fly so much better, although mine flew great stock. The big thing is that the newer Flybarless kits have less parts to break in a crash. Peruse through those forums I suggested and get educated. Good luck! This is a great, expensive, addicting hobby. Shorthand on what you need with my recommendations Transmitter: Spektrum DX8 Receiver: Spektrum AR6210 Charger: Icharger 306b (google ep buddy) Battery: 2650Mah 6s Lipo (google valuehobby or epbuddy) I almost forgot to add that you will need a power supply for yourcharger, unless you want to charge off your car battery. Check out rcgroups forums and under the battery/charger forum they have instructions on how to convert a server power supply for our use. I don't know if you can send me a message on here or not, but if you figure it out, feel free to contact me with any questions you have!
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I would say 14 years old is the minimum and best with some adult supervision. Also helpful to Google RC helicopters for beginners as that can give some help on what to expect and general information for first time flyers. Hope this helps
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Yes, a plane that has RTF or Ready to Fly in the name has everything you need to fly. This comes with a Spektrum 5Xe radio. My only suggestion is to buy a battery charger that plugs into the wall as the one that comes with the plane only has alligator clips for charging off of a car battery or 12V system.
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The PNP plane is a bare bones plane assuming you have the Radio gear already. The Ready to fly version comes with everything out of the box needed to fly. What you need for the PNP is the battery, Transmitter, Receiver, Servos, and Battery charger. If you purchased your radio as a kit then it probably came with the receiver and servos otherwise you will need those as well. Hope that this helps
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Do whatever you feel comfortable with...REMEMBER you have to BALANCE the plane for any MOD to fly properly!
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You need at least a 3 ch receiver for the plane to match your TX - no ailerons so only need rudder, elevator, and motor control. I use mode 2 on my TX and use the aileron channel to the rudder servo. Great plane for both beginners and experts - if it is first plane or beginner use dual rates on controls set to 70% or lower to begin and don't use more than 1/2 throttle to launch - goes where pointed so start gently and be prepared to trim initial flight. Enjoy it!
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No. The propellers you need are these DJI Innovations Phantom Self Tightening Propeller, 2-Piece
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Yes, when it says RTF on the box it has everything you need to be "Ready To Fly".
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You can get a manual at this site: http://site.hobbypartz.com/manual/FlySkyT6Manual.pdf
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BNF = Bind and Fly. You need to have a BNF compatible transmitter already. You will probably need a flight battery and charger.RTF = Ready To Fly. Basic transmitter is included. Usually a flight pack and charger is included too.
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RTF (Ready To Fly) will have everything needed for your first flight including battery for plane, and radio, and a charger. You will want two spare batteries for the plane.
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From my experience up to 35km/h is OK to fly. For winds speed more than that i.e. above 40km/h, you need to be very careful (you will have problem bringing your phantom back especially opposite wind direction). Dji phantom2 vision+ with battery weigh roughly 1.240kg.
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I believe that anyone can fly this plane. I have been flying planes and helicopters for a few years now and this is one of the best planes I have bought for the price. Make sure you buy some extra batteries ( I bought a 4 pack of 180 mAH 3.7v) and I'm glad I did because I have even more fun flying. But back to the plane. You also need a controller that is compatible with the aircraft ( something like dsmx 2 technology) what's good about this plane is that if you break it you can buy basically any part required to fix it. It is pretty durable if you take care of it. Definitely a great buy and we'll worth the money... also it can fly in pretty gusty winds for how light weight it is. If you or someone you know is a beginner, tell them to get this plane
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The airplane come's with all you need to get in the air and fly! DX5e radio, battery, and charger. if you are a RC pilot or just getting in to the hobby you will love this plane. have a good time and fly safe.
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Yes, great purchase...get rechargeable batteries. I love as I fly a lot and very comfortable.
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I would recommend that you get 5 of the 500mah batteries (which will allow much more flight time), the 5 in 1 balance charger and maybe some spare props to keep it flying well in case of crashes (which happens while you are learning). Buying this unit will get you the prop wrench, prop guard and one extra set of props.
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It comes everything you need to fly. Transmitter Battery. Charger. Receiver. It is a rtf or ready to fly.