RC Plane Sport Cub 500 S2 RC Airplane RTF 4 CH Remote Control Airplane with Gyro Stabilization System& One Key Aerobatic, Ready to Fly for Beginners,Adults

Aviãozinho muito bom, nós amamos ele é muito fácil de manusear

Excelente y aguantador totalmente recomendado para empezar el hobby de aviones RC

I dont normally do reviews - good or bad - but, I bought this for my 12yr old boy's birthday and he loved it so much that he insisted I write a review. For the first flight, I took him to an empty gym to avoid issues with wind. I lost count of how many times that little plane slammed into concrete walls and nose dived into the hard gym floor. I was very impressed how little damage it took! We, of course, destroyed 1 of the 3 included propellers but the broken and taped propeller kept working just fine. The next day he flew it around the yard getting the hang of it and by day 3 he was practicing take offs, landings, touch-n-goes, and low slow fly-bys. The selectable gyro stabilization in this plane makes it a great entry into rc airplanes for any age. It's tough and inexpensive enough to get you through the learning curve and sturdy enough to be super fun after mastering the controls. Highly recommended!

This is a great beginner plane that teaches you how to start flying RC planes. It’s not very big but flys great. Has an acrobat mode as well! Great gift, or starter if you want to get into the hobby.

..and the price is right. I have been flying 1s 2-channels, but wanting to be able to practice with 4 channels. Good flight times on the supplied batteries, plane seems quite crash-tolerant so far - as in surviving 3 lawn-dart landings into pavement. Not mounting the wheels is a good idea if it will be flown into trees much - because it is less likely to get hung up on the small branches. The supplied controller is decent - although I chose to bind it to my RadioMaster TX16s using the V761 protocol. Only gripe is the props: they need to be red or orange to facilitate recovery in tall grass because the nature of the prop saver is that the prop completely detaches from the plane when the prop saver does it's thing. The aftermarket props have red hubs, but the supplied props were all black - as in soon lost... And, finally, a BNF version would be nice. I just had my second flyaway (as in letting it fly behind me out of sight and cutting the power to have to preseumably land in a plane-eating tree never to be seen again). So I have two (2) controllers already in addition to my TX16s and it seems wasteful to order a third RTF setup.