this one seem a bit tough to fly for beginners. can you suggest a easy to fly low priced rc airplane? thx
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There really aren't many cheap r/c planes that are truly easy for beginners to fly. As far as cheap ones go, this one is relatively easy, as long as you have open space. I would recommend the hobby zone champ which come in at around $90. A bit pricey, but it is good quality and really easy to fly.
1409919
The plane is not very powerful but a good beginning place. I'm not very good at flying remote control airplanes so I wanted something inexpensive and light. I've crashed it about 40 or 50 times and yes it's broken in several places but easily repaired and still flies great. it's an inexpensive way to gain some skills in remote control airplane flying
1913200
I am 50 I have a hard time flying the darn thing . It will get expensive I have replaced the blades quit a few times . I would start with the smaller 1s . Good luck .
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I have never flown a quad although I want to. This one is fairly easy to learn and it's small enough to learn indoors where you can control the wind a little better. It's not like those cheap $50 airhogs with the dual blades so it is a little bit more responsive than one of those. It is actually very nimble and I find myself getting it into trouble with a wall or something easily but if you take it slow initially (at least for the beginner heli pilot like me) you can learn a lot and it's very fun. The only thing is that I try to keep a couple of skids on hand because I haven't gotten too much practice landing easily. The parts for it are very cheap though so that's a plus. I have never flown a quad although I want to. This one is fairly easy to learn and it's small enough to learn indoors where you can control the wind a little better. It's not like those cheap $50 airhogs with the dual blades so it is a little bit more responsive than one of those. It is actually very nimble and I find myself getting it into trouble with a wall or something easily but if you take it slow initially (at least for the beginner heli pilot like me) you can learn a lot and it's very fun. The only thing is that I try to keep a couple of skids on hand because I haven't gotten too... » Read More I have never flown a quad although I want to. This one is fairly easy to learn and it's small enough to learn indoors where you can control the wind a little better. It's not like those cheap $50 airhogs with the dual blades so it is a little bit more responsive than one of those. It is actually very nimble and I find myself getting it into trouble with a wall or something easily but if you take it slow initially (at least for the beginner heli pilot like me) you can learn a lot and it's very fun. The only thing is that I try to keep a couple of skids on hand because I haven't gotten too much practice landing easily. The parts for it are very cheap though so that's a plus. « Show Less
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I would imagine this might be the older version. It was out back in 2012 so I'm sure by now they have come up with something newer. If I'm not mistaken I think I read something about a newer one. But I'm not sure. I just know this one has been out for some time. That being said, if you do not have one of these, it's a pretty good Heli to fly. As some of the reviews have said, it's not for a beginner but still not too difficult to fly for someone who has a little flying time under their belt and I am assuming by the question asked, you have some experience flying these. I have a lot of fun with it. I have six helicopters. Most of them are indoor size but I do have 2 that are outdoor copters. This is one of them.
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The DDO3 has a more advanced gyro system in it which makes it great for beginners all the way up to advanced 3d pilots such as myself. Out of the box its extremely stable
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Jim, I bought mine about a year ago and my package came with two quadcopters (Gaui 330X-S Quad Flyer and the Heli-Max 1SQ). They were harder to fly because they are small and you have to keep them close. My package also came with the following helicopters. Bell 222, Dominion 3D, Dominion 3D 90, Dominion 3D 90 FBL, Dominion 400, Dominion 450 3D, Ecureuil, Furion 450, Gaui X7, Heli-Max Ave 400 3D EP RTF, Heli-Max Axe CP, Heli-Max Axe EZ, Huey UH1, Jet Ranger, Mako F3C, Schweizer 300C, Schweizer 300C W/Floats, Sikorsky Skycrane, Synergy E6, Synergy E7, Thunder Tiger Innovator EXP, Tutor 600, Tutor 600 Trainer, V22 Osprey, and the Westland Lynx. My favorite helicopter is the Lynx because it has four blades and is more stable and realistic to fly. The Osprey is also cool to fly - especially from the cockpit view. Also included is a training site that teaches hovering. Day and night flight are also available, plus you can add wind if you like. Great fun with awesome graphics. Camera views vary with aircraft, but include fixed on the ground, nose camera, cockpit view, or chase plane view. Enjoy. Package also includes a blimp, Wright Brothers flyer, sea planes, sail planes, gas and electric, single and multi engine planes
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Could be difficult to fly for an 8 year old if this is his first helicopter. As Colette stated it really depends upon the child. The is more difficult to fly than some of the toy grade helicopters. I would check out http://www.rchelicopterfun.com/helicopter-for-kids.html or the Syma S107 for an 8 year old
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I bought mine from Horizon Hobby and it came as promised in excellent condition It is an rc aircraft and not a toy It is easy to set up and has very good instruction manuals and well worth the price So I highly recommend it as a very good beginner introduction to radio controlled flying Horizon Hobby or Motion RC are excellent retailers for these products So if you are looking for a beginner to experienced rc pilot this plane is a lot of fun and well worth the money Hope this helps
1817323
Yes it is, you can learn how to fly it but you should take a look to YouTube videos before trying to fly it.
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As a beginining RC boat, I would highly recommend this boat. It's a small investment, for a large amount of fun. My Grandson loves to race it around the pool.
520783
This is a fun plane ment for indoor use. With air hogs, you are basically paying for the brand. This is cheap, durable, and fun to fly. Easy to learn and tricks can be performed.
1817321
The Quad is really easy to fly. It will stay in the same spot tell you tell it to move. You have to fly it into trouble. Start where you have open area. Go slow. You well be comfortable flying it right away.
197830
The whole reason I bought 2 helo's is because of your issue. I don't like waiting either, you can have 4 of these bad boys cheaper than what some RC's cost. I got this one and a MJX F45. The two together give you plenty of flying time...but me, I had to go one up and bought the V912 to throw in the mix. When i get done with all 3, I come back inside and run my 4 "mini" helo's. 1 Nine Eagle and 3 V911's. About an 1 and half hours or 2....depending. Plenty of fly time...and I'm still WAY under the price of an Align T-Rex.
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We had a very difficult time getting this bird off the ground as a beginner too. This was a poor choice for us, but the guys who were very experienced were drooling talking about how amazing this glider was. Agreed. It was fun watching others flying it. I would not recommend for a newbie. There are other better alternatives for entry level planes.
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This is not a beginner airplane. The better choice for a beginner is the champ and it is sold by the same company that makes the carbon cub. I have had a champ for three years and it has never broken. My friend who also owns one had to do something really stupid to break it. The champ is the way to go.
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I have been flying RC planes for 6 years and i am a expert. The UMX Carbon cub is a more advanced airplane and is very delicate. if your son is a beginner i recommend the super cub or the mini super cub.