Fast RC Planes

Fast RC Planes

Many of the fast planes are designed for those who have had some experience at least of controlled a remote control plane and ready to progress to the next level up. The designs are very professional and give a high amount of performance and speed so ideally should only been flown in open areas such as your local park. Do bear in mind the safety aspects as there will be many people, families and animals in the area. Even though many planes are designed to be flexible when crashing, they can still be painful if they are to hit someone which is why experience is usually necessary.

More channels on the controller mean more planes can fly in the area without the signal getting confused between devices. The Warbird for example comes with a 4 channel controller and gives very precise and quick responses leaving you able to perform all sorts of stunts. Many websites give videos of these planes in action so worth checking out before buying.

For a park flyer, the Warbird is ideal due to it being a very nimble plane and its 370C engine giving it a high top speed so not for indoors. The aerobatics that this and other fast RC planes are capable of are astounding. Anything from loop the loops to barrel rolls and inverted passes these are highly manoeuvrable planes.

If you would like to expand your flying enjoyment then there is another RC Model Airplane called the P-51D which can perform a stable slow flight as well as fast magnificent moves. The propeller is controlled by the 370 electric motor with the gearbox transferring the movement to the front of the plane. As we mentioned above regarding crashing, this plane is made from styrene foam which is more brittle compared to the alternative EPP foam but gives you the option for more add-ons. Even if it does crash and need repairing, a small amount of Araldite glue or even PVA wood glue will get you up and running in minutes.

Specifications include -

Wingspan: 870MM

Length: 737MM

Weight: 400g

Battery: Ni-Mh 8.4V/600 MaH with UK charger included

Power System: LS-370 Motor (1:5.3 Gear Ratio)

R/C System: 4 channel R/C System and 3 Servo And 1 Electronic Speed Controller all included.

All in all, there are many types of RC Planes for all levels of experience which run on electric or petrol, the same goes for other models such as Electric and Petrol RC Cars, RC Boats and Tanks with a full range of backup parts for servicing and repairs.

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Electric RC Plane - Learning to Turn

Electric RC Plane - Learning to Turn

Learning to negotiate turns smoothly, keeping a steady altitude and then leveling out after finishing, is one of the most basic skills you must develop to fly an electric RC plane. The first turn you make must come after the plane has climbed to a workable altitude. Ascend up to about tree-top height and level out. Depending on your controllers, you may just move the rudder to turn at this point. If you have ailerons, you'll want to be careful not to just roll the aircraft, but blend a little elevator lift at the same time to keep more control.

Perhaps it helps to think of turning an electric RC plane like driving a race car. A high speed car doesn't just turn, but the track tips up toward the outside and helps the car bank around the curve. Your airplane doesn't want to shift and jerk into a different direction, it wants to ease around the curve. Keep that in mind and the whole process will be smoother and make you look more professional. However, this is not NASCAR! You don't want your RC craft to just go fast and turn left. Let off the throttle a little when you turn and the process will go smoothly.

Get good at navigating both left and right turns. After you've developed some proficiency in this area, take your airplane out on a breezy day and develop your skills to turn both into and out of the airflow. Keep practicing until you have turns mastered, and then you'll be ready to try your hand at loops, rolls and even fancier maneuvers. Stick with it and you'll soon be doing advanced aerobatics with your electric RC plane!

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