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Title: Ultimate Guide to Beginner Pilots Post by: flyingfoamies on January 05, 2015, 07:47:46 AM (http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-80J1ZnZuhw4/VKldjso0erI/AAAAAAAAAAo/ELbupx6goLs/s1600/ultimateguide.jpg)
http://rcbeginnersguide.blogspot.com/ (http://rcbeginnersguide.blogspot.com/) These is list of suggested aircrafts needed to help beginner pilots learn step by step so I dont need to retype everything. Site contains information and suggesting planes necessary for a successful training. Admin, this is in a for sale topic. however let me know it is still in violation of the rules. Thank you! Title: Re: Ultimate Guide to Beginner Pilots Post by: Cycloned on January 05, 2015, 07:58:48 AM Thanks for the guide, I was looking for something like this. If I already have a transmitter receiver set, can I purchase just a plane?
Title: Re: Ultimate Guide to Beginner Pilots Post by: flyingfoamies on January 05, 2015, 08:05:05 AM If your transmitter and receiver set is designed for airplanes and helicopter with 2miles range then you can just buy a plane called an ARF. you can stick your receiver into it.
Currently the listing I have was for RTF complete set for people who are realy zero starting on the hobby. But Ill add an arf on the listing so that for people who already have transmitter and receiver they can just pick any plane they want. Arf planes that are great from beginners are gliders because they are much stable compared to scale planes like the j3 or cessna. Title: Re: Ultimate Guide to Beginner Pilots Post by: Cycloned on January 05, 2015, 08:45:07 AM Yes indeed, I have a FlySky CT6B transmitter receiver set which is designed for planes and helis. What does ARF stand for?
Thanks for updating the list with ARF planes to help me out! |