A Quick Brief Guide for Buying the First RC Plane and Accessories

Don’t let nasty flying experiences deviate your interests.

RC Planes

You can involve yourself in buying the best RC plane for yourself. In a first, you may find a plethora of options to bother you with confusion. However, if you end up buying a poor quality product or accessory, you may not seem interested in flying the radio control plane again.

Let us help you choose the best.

• Design configuration. Being a rookie hobbyist, you will need to explore through stable and forgiving RC planes that let you practice easily. It will help you improve your learning curve. You should get a “trainer” plane with robust features.

• Power type. You can choose between gas-powered (internal combustion power) or electric-powered RC plane. Since you are a trainee-hobbyist, you should choose an electric-powered plane for convenience and easy-learning.

• Controllable functions. 2-channel, 3-channel, and 4-channel RC planes are prevalent in the markets. You should pick 3-channel for excellent controllable functions. But, you can also choose a 4-channel plane, which isn’t difficult for first-timers.

• Kit/ARF/RTF. You can buy a plane kit and assemble it at home. Or, you can choose between ARF (Almost Ready to Fly) and RTF (Ready to Fly) planes for quick and easy accessibility.

• Prices. You may find these planes available between $40 and $1400, but, as a new hobbyist, you can choose a plane anywhere between $40 and $100. You can also find RC accessories available online at reasonable prices.