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- Easy-to-Control Flying Experience: This remote control plane features a self-stabilization gyro system and simple controls, making it easy for beginners to fly. Just a switch press and joystick manipulation are needed to enjoy its aerobatic capabilities, making it an ideal gift for kids aged 8-12.
- Advanced 2.4GHz Radio Control: The remote control operates the plane in four directions (up/down, left/right) with a maximum range of 492 ft, allowing for an impressive flight experience. The plane is easy to assemble with quick installation of the battery, wheels, and tail, perfect for outdoor play.
- Extended Flight Time: Includes three 3.7v 150 mAh Li-polymer batteries, each providing up to 10 minutes of flight time. This enables longer flying sessions and the opportunity for small group flying activities.
- Durable and Lightweight Design: Made of EPP foam, the plane is crash-resistant and durable, yet lightweight. Its dimensions are 10.6 inches in fuselage length and 12.4 inches in wingspan. Comes with four extra propellers to minimize damage from crashes.
- Reliable Technical Support: Offers after-sales technical support for any flying difficulties encountered. Customers are encouraged to read the product description and caution items thoroughly before use. Note: The plane should be flown in open areas to avoid interference.
Product Dimensions: 13 x 10.5 x 3.9 inches
Item Weight: 12 ounces
Item model number: US6-ES-Airplane
Manufacturer recommended age: 8 years and up
Batteries: 3 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
Manufacturer: EagleStone
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Top Amazon Reviews
This product is terrible, as soon as i got it i realized how there is not way to physically take off so you just need to put the throttle all the way up and hope the wind take it, i tried to take it in for a landing by cutting the throttle which is the only way you can do it and the nose broke off completely, on top of that the propeller fell off and it stopped working ONE USE i used this ONE TIME and its already unusable, im sticking to more expensive rc planes
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Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2024 by Perez
first time out the little bit of glue holding one of the props on came off. Thing broke the nose cone off on the way down. It was like someone hit it midair and it just came down.
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2024 by Sterling Va
Purchased for my nephew and he has really loved playing with this. Definitely needs to be played with outside, in an large open space and you learn to control it. Also recommend being on a grass vs pavement when learning to land it. Easy to use and very fun.
Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2024 by Kindle Customer
Nice concept. Doesn’t give user ability to land and take off. Very basic controls, but lack of rc communication capability to properly utilize capacity of the aircraft. The plan was decent, creative approach was nice too. Problem is the planes capabilities are under achieved in its remote control ability. No banking, rolls, landing/take off, in flight operations are severely lacking. Fun concept. Bad approach. Poor Completion
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Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2022 by Mr. ME
First of all, I've read many bad reviews on this same style of 2 channel planes. These are cheap and entry level. Out of the box, balance is terrible. I've been cutting a small canal forward of the fake vent and sticking the battery parallel with the plane. It flies so much better with weight forward. Also, take the nose cone off, cut it a bit shorter, and place it back on with super glue. That way it has room to crumble in case of impact. Take the landing gears off, you don't need them, just throttle off before you land or crash, and with all that, you can turn a 3 star plane into a 5 star plane. Hope this helps
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Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2023 by Michael Michael
It's been really fun to fly, though do not fly in strong wind conditions as it will take right off and the engine isn't strong enough to bring it back to you. Avoid places with trees or have tools in case it gets stuck in a tree. I've been letting my 5 year old, fly it and its been pretty easy for him to control. The nose did break on us due to a noise dive, Just get some foam glue and put it back together. It flue without the noise just fine as well.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2023 by Hemmik
I paid expensive for that plane which was damaged immediately after we tried to fly it , very low quality and not recommended.
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2024 by Eka
Make it not so light I lost it in the wind and now I lost $40
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2024 by Steve A. Miller