Post your RC Airplanes

[Bu Saif]

Let us see what planes you have guys..
My sweet planes...all of them are fixed with .46 engine and the big one is fitted with .91 OS tunned pipe... The fastest one is the Viper 500..

[Bu Saif]

No one fly's airplane models?

[brianposs]

Attached are some pics of some of my Su-do-khoi made my Morris Hobbies. It has a Zenoah G45cc engine in it.

The other pictures are from a Beechcraft Sierra that I flew almost 3 years ago that blew a jug off the engine. (BAD BAD 4 STROKE) I was the only one in the airplane at the time and there was no additional damage to the airplane.

[Bu Saif]

That plane you have was the best plane for me as a 3D.... I had so much fun when i used to fly it... But i had the Kataman.... It crashed... the battery pack got disconnected....

[Bu Saif]

RC plane Challenge...

[dryice]

i fly rc planes but i dont have a pic of mine needs a new wing (try to crash on grass not parking lots)

[MWC]

I got a hair up my ass and bought a zaggy, I have tried to fly it a couple of times and just keep crashing it.

Its not a good starter plane, 65 mph is just too fast, I want to use the same radio but get an easier plane to fly, what so you guys recommend?

[Bu Saif]

Originally Posted by MWC

I got a hair up my ass and bought a zaggy, I have tried to fly it a couple of times and just keep crashing it.

Its not a good starter plane, 65 mph is just too fast, I want to use the same radio but get an easier plane to fly, what so you guys recommend?

Try to start with a high wing airplanes, with .46 engines this will help you alot... That type of planes called Trainner... They should work with you for sure... But remember that your hand should go easy on the remote comtrol... and good luck man... when you will be into them you will love flying them...

[brianposs]

FIND AN INSTRUCTOR.....most rc clubs have a few people that will teach you how to fly. And it is usually FREE!!!! (well at least the instruction part is free, most clubs require you to join the AMA for insurance purposes and pay some sort of "club membership") There are some "schools" out there that want money to teach you, but it isn't worth it. I learned to fly using a Sig Kadet LT-40. I still have it. If you can find an instructor they usually know how to hook two radios together with a "trainer cord" which allows both of you to have transmitters in your hands, but the instructor has a switch that controls which one of you is flying the airplane. Using an instructor will save you lots of money and grief.