Lets see people bitch about the vertical acceleration on those storms now lol. That was a pro flying that..
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Local hobby shop is a good idea, so when you dink it in and break it you can quickly get parts. I also recommend going to an RC field and buddy boxing with a trainer first. Get advice from the club and see what they all know best. Starting out with a plane that the people around you know well is a blessing.Originally posted by ducpanda11 View Postgreat info in this thread.... for a beginner where is the best place online to buy a decently priced remote control plane or RC car?
Suggestions?
Thanks!
My best advice is you drop $300 on an Apprentice S from a hobby shop. It sounds expensive but it comes with everything you need to fly it, and it has flight stabilization and "SAFE" technology which is basically a panic button.
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sweet! I have an Axial Wraith. crawlers are fun as shit. I have a couple brushless short course trucks too but the slow pace crawling is more fun for me currentlyOriginally posted by 4bangen View Post
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Question for you Rc pilots, I'm building a racing quad and am stuck on what transmitter to buy.
I've only flown rtf micro helicopters and micro quads before with their included tx
Cheaper is better but I want something I'm not going to outgrown for awhile where should I start?
Someone suggested this one
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Wow. That is a lot of radio for $60. I was gonna suggest Spektrum but it would be triple that for that many channels. There are a few guys on RCGroups using them. I would post a thread there.Good judgment comes from bad decisions and a lot of that comes from bad judgment.
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I was thinking along the same lines. HK does offer the Orangerx Tx. for $60(spektrum comp.),but i think it only 6ch. Granted, I have an 8ch Tx, and only use 4-6 on most builds.Originally posted by LaserSVT View PostWow. That is a lot of radio for $60. I was gonna suggest Spektrum but it would be triple that for that many channels. There are a few guys on RCGroups using them. I would post a thread there.
I am a fan of Orange, and have had nothing but positive experiences. I generally run a satallite receiver also, for a more robust link.
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http://www.alofthobbies.com/frsky-ta...ase-combo.html You will never look back.Originally posted by Josh.0 View PostQuestion for you Rc pilots, I'm building a racing quad and am stuck on what transmitter to buy.
I've only flown rtf micro helicopters and micro quads before with their included tx
Cheaper is better but I want something I'm not going to outgrown for awhile where should I start?
Someone suggested this one
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...Firmware_.html
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I have no experience with the Frsky radio, but I have heard good things. Roy's Hobby Shop in Hurst carries them now. The Orange radios on the other hand, I've seen as much bad as I have good. We have a couple members that had them, lost several airplanes to the Orange before they threw it in the trash. Another member still flies his, but we all land and hide while he's flying.Originally posted by 4bangen View Posthttp://www.alofthobbies.com/frsky-ta...ase-combo.html You will never look back.
Something about flying high dollar airplanes with a $50 radio doesn't make sense to me. If you use it as a radio for foamies or something, go for it. If you're looking to get into some more expensive quads or airplanes, get a better radio. You really do get what you pay for.
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Doing a little night time ground FPV now. Took an old toy grade rc jeep, and replaced all the electronics in it with hobby grade parts. Then slapped a camera on it and some lights. MAN what a lot of fun I had crawling around the yard from my couch. Lol
I’m going to do a little work to it tonight. I’m going to mount the camera on a gimble in the drivers seat, and run the lights through the body the right way. I want to get a nicer rc truck for doing this, but for now this little jeep is keeping me intertained.


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