Hello,
Have any of you experience with the Fighterbird RC plane? I know its not a PRO toy, but looks like great fun. I have bought one for myself and my friend also has one - just waiting on the batteries changing.
Let me know if they are fun...
Ta!
Gary :)
We see some of them on the field every so often, there OK, given the limitations but they are a bit fragile, we've seen a lot of wings fold up and have to be strengthened by adding a carbon spar. Some come with spars fitted but most not, and it's awful seeing the kids face when it falls to the ground.
I don't know about fragile? I have one and it will take a hell of a lo
of abuse. I have seen my friends crash their's hard, pick it up, an throw it back up. Super cheap (packing tape) and easy to repair. have yet to fold a wing and I push mine harder than any others I hav seen in the air. A blast to have a few buddies and a good dogfight.
I did see a couple young kids with two at the baseball field. They ha no idea what they were doing and completely destroyed them in about 3 minutes
- schlarman
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|I don't know about fragile? I have one and it will take a hell of a lot |of abuse. I have seen my friends crash their's hard, pick it up, and |throw it back up. Super cheap (packing tape) and easy to repair. I |have yet to fold a wing and I push mine harder than any others I have |seen in the air. A blast to have a few buddies and a good dogfight. | |I did see a couple young kids with two at the baseball field. They had |no idea what they were doing and completely destroyed them in about 30 |minutes.
It is very repairable. Lots of parts at most stores. you will need them if you are new to the hobby.
Yes they are tough, but only uses 2 channels. A similar but better plane is the Aerobird or the Aerobird Challenger. Both have similar fuses, but I think the Aerobirds have a longer wingspan. They are also very durable, but you can reinforce the motor mounts on both models using a zip tie to prevent your motor from pulling through the fuse.
|Yes they are tough, but only uses 2 channels. A similar but better plane is |the Aerobird or the Aerobird Challenger. Both have similar fuses, but I |think the Aerobirds have a longer wingspan. They are also very durable, but |you can reinforce the motor mounts on both models using a zip tie to prevent |your motor from pulling through the fuse. |
Sorry, I have the Aerobird. It has much of the same features plus it is a three channel system.
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