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OMPHOBBY S720 RC Plane RTF 6-Axis Gyro Stabilizer RC Airplane Ready To Fly With Normal Flight Mode Aerobatic Flight Mode RC Planes

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Features

  • Professional creation: Highly efficient aerodynamic design for great glide performance and concealed servo design makes the aircraft clean and neat
  • RC Airplane Ready To Fly: Integrated OFS (OMP Flight System) enhanced electronic flight stabilizer, can be switched between normal flight mode and aerobatic flight mode
  • 4 channel radio included. Dedicated switch for different flight modes
  • High performance SunnySky brushless motor and EOLO propeller
  • Easy to Assembly: Frame is made of high strength EPP, modular parts for easy assembly.

Description

OMPHOBBY The brand OMPHOBBY was acquired from Ohio Model Planes in 2018, a company that originated near Dayton Ohio "The Birthplace of Aviation", which is the hometown of the Wright Brothers, aviation pioneers who are credited with inventing and building the world's first successful plane. OMP was founded in 2000 by designing and selling model airplanes and accessories. Inherited from the gene of OMP and by taking the advantage of our design teams in China and USA, we continue to make OMP brand thrive and available worldwide. About S720 Aerobatic Wing span: 28.35inch Length: 20.05inch Height: 6.62inchRear Wing:10.62inch Weight: 140g Operation Available Climb Up Dive Rolling Left Rolling Right Turn Left Turn Right Power System Aircraft type: Aerobatic Brushless Motor: SunnySky 1406 KV2500 Propeller: EOLO 5.5 inch Battery: 2S 7.4V 300mAh LiPo Flight controller: Integrated OFS Flight time: 20 minutes approximate


Package Dimensions: 23.3 x 6.5 x 4.8 inches


Item Weight: 4.9 ounces


Manufacturer recommended age: 14 years and up


Batteries: 2 Lithium ion batteries required. (included)


Mfg Recommended age: 14 year and up


Manufacturer: OMPHOBBY


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  • Quality control and design problems - look elsewhere
Saw this recommended on a YouTube channel as great for beginners. It has some great qualities, but sadly, some significant problems. The screw to hold the prop on does not seem to catch well. We lost one propellr quickly and replaced it with the spare. The prop again flew off and the screw was nowhere to be seen again. I used some bubble gum to hold the prop on, which worked long enough to get a few short flights in. Additionally, the main wheels came bent at different angles from each other causing the plane to sit in a 5 or 10 degree bank while on the ground. One of the wheels broke off the strut during some taxi practice. Not what you would expect from a plane great for beginners. Finally, the elevator control stopped working reliably after about 10 minutes. We were somewhat able to control pitch with power, but not a great plane for beginners by any stretch of the imagination. I'm not a big rc guy yet, but I have 36 years of general, military, and commercial aviation experience, so I'm not unfamiliar with how it should work. Overall, it seems like it would be fairly easy to fly and learn on if it didn't have some pretty obvious design and quality issues. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2020 by J.K.

  • Fun, but may not be good for a total non-flyer.
Simple to assemble and get ready for flight. Instructions are sparse, but adequate if you have a little experience. There is one flight issue that I don't care for and that is programmed elevator to throttle mix. When you give the plane throttle, you will automatically get considerable up elevator. You can counter this on takeoff by applying a little down elevator to get the tail up. I had a minor impact on landing the very first time I flew the plan. didn't observe any damage, not even cosmetic. Plugged in all the parts and noticed that the left side aileron horn that inserts into a pocket on the left wing was not fully seated. I cant find any reason for this and don't know if it was like that when I unboxed it or if the impact caused the misalignment. I used a loop of tape around the horn and on the top and bottom surface of the aileron. Later I removed the tape and put a little material to wedge the front of the wing away from the fuselage which forced the back of the wing closer so the horn was fully inserted into the aileron pocket. This turned out to be a bad idea. Two flights later, the control horn apparently became disengaged shortly after takeoff. The gyro control cannot properly respond to the missing control on one wing and the plane went totally out of control. Had only time to chop the throttle. All the pieces went back together, but the control horn was again barely engaged. If you buy one, inspect the aileron control horns for complete insertion into the aileron pockets. This may be a manufacturing issue. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2021 by Brian Kidwell

  • great starter rc
This was a super easy plane to set up and fly. Its my first one. I thought I would be really good being I have my real pilot license but I really should have tried it out away from trees! it goes a lot faster than I realized and didn't turn as tight as I thought it would. I went through both spare propeller screws in about 30 minutes and had to order replacements. Overall the third time I flew it I was doing really great until I flew into a tree that I thought I was clear of and lost the nosecone and last screw. So if you get it go ahead and get a spare nose cone and make a plan to go to an open field to fly. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2020 by Jessie Newsome

  • extremely impressed
haven't flown in over 20 years, had this out of the box and flying in minutes. I was really impressed how well it flies. wrecked it a few times (my fault) but it comes apart easy enough to avoid damage, back in the air in a minute.
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2021 by Mike s

  • Controller connection
Loved the plane for the first five minutes super fun and aerobatic but the controller lost connection 50 ft above me and fell out of the sky and destroyed the motor
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2021 by Parker

  • No me agrado para nada no es lo que dicen solo dura un día
No agrado para nada de que uno compre un producto y venga sin batería me
Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2021 by Gerardo

  • Bind to a real transmitter is the only way
**Update**: First crash. Too low in a loop close to the ground, oops. Prop and spinner popped off, wing is lightly scuffed, but zero damage. Put the prop back on and good as new. Added one star. The stock RTF transmitter is hot garbage. It really makes this thing borderline unflyable. This can be fixed, however, if you add a satellite receiver and bind it to a real transmitter. With this done, its actually quite fun and easy to fly. You'll need a good amount of space as its quite zippy and aerobatic. The control surfaces are a little too small to do actual 3D flying, but you can hang it on the prop for a little bit. Slow speeds are tame as well. It lands at little more than a walking pace. Its not perfect but its good for buzzing around while your batteries charge. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2021 by Aaron

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