Aviation has always been a wonder to many people.
It's about imaging yourself among the clouds and flying that creates a picture of freedom.
This is probably why many people have dreamt or imagined themselves joining the aviation industry.
Unfortunately, most of them today have kept their feet planted firmly on the ground.
However, today, there are options for continuing the dream - cheap RC planes.
Of course, there are also the high end RC planes but if you are a beginner in remote control planes, I would strongly suggest you start small, and by small, I mean, cheap.
I say this only because it would be a crime to buy a really expensive RC plane, then crash and destroy it on its maiden voyage.
Let's be practical for a change.
If you are unsure how to operate an RC plane, buy a cheap RC plane first.
The more expensive models will be there waiting for you when you have perfected the art of RC flying.
There are 3 options available for a buyer of RC planes: the RTF, ARTF, and the kit.
The RTF is the Ready To Fly RC Plane.
It is like a plug and play gadget for the computer.
No need for assembly.
Just charge and fly! The ARTF is the Almost Ready To Fly RC plane.
There is some minor assembling work to be done.
This is to provide you with some customization choices and a little practice on assembling the parts.
The last choice would be the kit.
This is one plane you will have to assemble from scratch.
Again, I would recommend the path of least resistance.
Remember that what you want to do is fly a plane, so the sooner you get your cheap RC plane on the air, the earlier you will get to realize your dream.
When you are buying an RC plane, consider the following: there are gas powered planes, nitro powered, nitro methane, and electric airplanes.
There are planes that can fly indoors and there are some that belong outdoors.
The cheaper your RC plane is, the less features it may have.
Don't worry, all the basic features should be there, regardless of price.
One feature that could affect your model decision would be the number of directions the RC plane goes.
Some just go up, down, left and right.
Other RC planes can go backwards, forwards, and side to side.
You should also check the controls for stable flying, and whether it is user friendly or not.
In some cases, you might find out too late that the battery pack may not be included in the list price.
Make sure you know exactly what you are paying for.
Cheap RC planes can be found best online.
The prices ranges would be from $30 to about $100.
It would be wrong to assume that the more expensive plane is the better plane.
The reason RC planes have cheaper models is because we now have the micro RC components that allow for the lower price.
Your buying decision should be based not just on price but on flight performance, length of flight, and battery charge time.
It's about imaging yourself among the clouds and flying that creates a picture of freedom.
This is probably why many people have dreamt or imagined themselves joining the aviation industry.
Unfortunately, most of them today have kept their feet planted firmly on the ground.
However, today, there are options for continuing the dream - cheap RC planes.
Of course, there are also the high end RC planes but if you are a beginner in remote control planes, I would strongly suggest you start small, and by small, I mean, cheap.
I say this only because it would be a crime to buy a really expensive RC plane, then crash and destroy it on its maiden voyage.
Let's be practical for a change.
If you are unsure how to operate an RC plane, buy a cheap RC plane first.
The more expensive models will be there waiting for you when you have perfected the art of RC flying.
There are 3 options available for a buyer of RC planes: the RTF, ARTF, and the kit.
The RTF is the Ready To Fly RC Plane.
It is like a plug and play gadget for the computer.
No need for assembly.
Just charge and fly! The ARTF is the Almost Ready To Fly RC plane.
There is some minor assembling work to be done.
This is to provide you with some customization choices and a little practice on assembling the parts.
The last choice would be the kit.
This is one plane you will have to assemble from scratch.
Again, I would recommend the path of least resistance.
Remember that what you want to do is fly a plane, so the sooner you get your cheap RC plane on the air, the earlier you will get to realize your dream.
When you are buying an RC plane, consider the following: there are gas powered planes, nitro powered, nitro methane, and electric airplanes.
There are planes that can fly indoors and there are some that belong outdoors.
The cheaper your RC plane is, the less features it may have.
Don't worry, all the basic features should be there, regardless of price.
One feature that could affect your model decision would be the number of directions the RC plane goes.
Some just go up, down, left and right.
Other RC planes can go backwards, forwards, and side to side.
You should also check the controls for stable flying, and whether it is user friendly or not.
In some cases, you might find out too late that the battery pack may not be included in the list price.
Make sure you know exactly what you are paying for.
Cheap RC planes can be found best online.
The prices ranges would be from $30 to about $100.
It would be wrong to assume that the more expensive plane is the better plane.
The reason RC planes have cheaper models is because we now have the micro RC components that allow for the lower price.
Your buying decision should be based not just on price but on flight performance, length of flight, and battery charge time.
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