HobbyZone RC Airplane Carbon Cub S 2 1.3m RTF Basic (Battery and Charger Not Included), HBZ320001
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Friday, Apr 24
Style: Ready-To-Fly-Basic
Features
- The most capable, versatile and easiest to fly scale trainer based on the iconic Carbon Cub from CubCrafters
- Equipped with exclusive SAFE technology that helps prevent crashes and makes it easy to learn how to fly
- Beginner, Intermediate and Experienced flight modes you can easily change between at the flip of a switch
- Includes almost everything needed to fly except for a compatible LiPo battery and charger (sold separately)
- Spektrum DXS controller/transmitter with industry-leading DSMX 2.4GHz technology for reliable control without interference
Brand Name: HobbyZone
Age Range Description: Big Kid
Model Name: HobbyZone Carbon Cub S 2 1.3m RTF Basic
Batteries are Included: No
Included Components: (1) 30A Brushless Telemetry-Capable ESC (installed), (1) Brushless Outrunner Motor (installed), (1) HobbyZone Carbon Cub S 2 1.3m, (1) Spektrum 4650C Serial Receiver (installed), (1) Spektrum™ 3230A Flight Controller (installed), (4) Sub-Micro Servos (installed), Product Manual, Remote
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS): 168.0
Model Number: HBZ320001
Manufacturer Maximum Age (MONTHS): 1500.0
UPC: 605482160800
Manufacturer Part Number: HBZ320001
Item Type Name: RC Airplane
Manufacturer: HobbyZone
Material Type: Plastic
Power Source: Battery Powered
Additional Features: Portable
Operation Mode: Remote Control
Battery Description: Lithium-Ion Polymer
Are Batteries Required: Yes
Number of Batteries: 1 Nonstandard Battery batteries required.
Is Assembly Required: No
Indoor Outdoor Usage: Outdoor
Educational Objective: To teach and improve flying skills, particularly for beginners.
Number of Players: 1
Toy Vehicle Form: Airplane
Color: White
Theme: airplane
Item Weight: 4.4 Pounds
Size: 1.3m
Item Dimensions: 46.3 x 18.5 x 6.8 inches
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The Carbon Cub S 2 1.3m RTF Basic RC airplane is probably the best trainer in existence in my opinion. The wings can remove but you have to disconnect the ailerons, flaps, and lights if you add them (it fits in the trunk of my Honda without removing them - I prefer to transport it in one piece. This is more than a great foam flier; it is also impressively integrated with the transmitter and the receiver is connected to a complex multi-axis gyro that will keep your plane in the air during moments you are not able to do so. I recently retired and my primary goal was to find an RC airplane I enjoyed flying every day. While I had hoped to return to the balsa planes I built 40 years ago, I find I am very satisfied with hassle-free electric power that starts up immediately. The CCS2 is the perfect first airplane. I flew mine 3-4 times every day (unless it was raining) for 18 months with only one crash due to a part that eventually failed on the airplane. I replaced the part, and prop and it darted back into the sky…. The plane is extremely forgiving with pilot input and is also very easy to repair. You may want to invest in a hot glue gun and some barbeque skewers for major repairs. SAFE allows you the joy of flying while reducing the fear of crashing to almost zero. For the first year, I flew exclusively in SAFE mode and then started flying in Intermediate mode when things seemed calm, hurriedly switching back to SAFE as I got into trouble. Eventually, I learned how to fly without any gyros or autopilot and the plane flies wonderfully in advanced mode. It can do loops, rolls, stalls, inverted flight. The plane is probably capable of many more stunts but often I am not an advanced pilot. The CCS2 is very easy to assemble with no experience needed. I purchased a new set of small screw drivers (0, 1, 2, & maybe 3) and a mini needle nose that proved quite helpful. I would advise not installing the flaps until you are comfortable with the plane (I waited one year from purchase date). All you need to buy is a single servo for the flaps already exists in the RTF transmitter. At some point I added a strip of lights powered by the RC battery and flight control system. I added a switch so I can simply turn them on as starts to get dark. The transmitter shows you the state of charge for the airplane battery via 4 green LEDS. With all 4 green you have 100%, when it drops to 3 you have 75%... After the final LED the transmitter emits a sound and the motor turns on/off to squeeze remaining battery power but somehow it still has enough energy to fly along if needed. Surprisingly, advanced RC planes and systems use a simple timer which is not connected to the state of charge although telemetry is now possible. It is surprising this comes for free on the Carbon Cub 2S. I recommend the simulator as well. It is quite realistic and when the rain is falling that is how I get into the air. Enjoy!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2025 by Placeholder
I am getting back into RC Airplanes and haven't flown since I was a teenager. I'm retired now. That should give you an idea of how long I've been away. I was excited to hear about this new technology that stabilizes the planes. It's called SAFE. SAFE is really amazing. It keeps the plane stable in the attitude and direction you want to fly. It doesn't fly the airplane. So it's not foolproof. As long as you have a general idea of how an airplane works and you have a good open area, you're going to be pleasantly surprised how easy this airplane is to fly. SAFE has 3 levels, Easy, Advanced, and Off. Off being you're on you're on your own, no stabilization. What is cool about SAFE is that it doesn't take anything away from the flying experience. I was surprised how quickly the muscle memory comes back from flying these models but even the best pilot can become disoriented, especially if you get the airplane directly overhead. The cool thing is if you let go of the controls, the plane will simply level out and continue to fly in the direction it was going. This is awesome if you lose track of it's orientation, especially at a distance. If you have a large open area, you literally don't have to have any experience to get started. Now the plane itself: - High quality, and super durable - Super Stable (SAFE enabled) - Super easy to fly, very forgiving and predictable - Slow and easy landings (big floaty wings) - Big wheels for bouncy but soft landings - Takes off in about 10 ft - Looks amazing out of the box! Con's: - The wing stays attached. It can be removed but the wing struts prevent it from being like a lot of RC Planes where the wing pops on and off. Overall. Amazing airplane! Crazy fun for anyone. Don't hesitate. This airplane is super fun for the experienced or novice pilot. It's also doable for the new pilots if you have enough space.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2024 by Tony D
Looks great, flies great, comes ready to fly after some easy assembly. Bring your own battery. Everything about the plane is great. Even the packaging it shipped in was great. I like my big, plump cartoon wheels! It really is a good beginners plane. With AS3X and a panic button it's very forgiving. If you pick up a copy of RealFlight Trainer, and the USB dongle for your computer, and you can practice flying your carbon cub in the simulator. You'll be flying your plane, with the same transmitter you got in the box with your real one. Great way to learn with no risk to your plane.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2025 by Darth Chalupa
Really good for beginners and is a lot easier to fly then you think just fly it in a big space
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2026 by Ivey
This thing actually flies quite well, even in a bit of wind. I started flying RC planes 35 years ago. I had been out of the hobby for a bit, so I wanted to get something simple, docile and not too expensive. This fit the bill nicely. It was easy to put together and took about an hour. Everything is included in this kit, you just need a screwdriver. I had a few sorta hard landings but the plane took it like a champ. Admittedly, I was doing stuff I shouldn't have, and I know better. I did chew up a prop so I bought a replacement one on the HH website for six bucks. You will want to develop some muscle memory in an RC simulator (like RealFlight) before you take this out flying, if you are inexperienced. I tried out the "safe" mode and it does a good job of keeping the plane level. I only tried it out briefly because I'm an experienced pilot so I don't need it. Overall I recommend this airplane. It is not going to win any races, but it flies nice and easy, and is a lot of fun.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2025 by Haywood Jablomi