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Radiolink A560 Ready to Fly (RTF) 3D Byme-A Gyro 6 Flight Modes RC Airplane

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Condition
New
Edition
A560 Ready-to-Fly
Model
A560
Dimensions
22 x 22.8 x 7 in
Weight
206.5 g
Color
White
Material
Expanded Polypropylene Foam
In the box
1* A560+T8S Radio+R8XM Receiver1* Brushless ESC+Brushless Motor (installed)+2*Propellers1* Byme-A Flight Controller (installed)1* CM210 Charger+2* 600mAh Lipo Batteries1*Carry Bag+User Instruction+Assembly Manual

Features 5

  • 6 Flight Modes for All Skill Levels Features 6 versatile flight modes including Stabilize, Gyro, Manual, Acrobat, and unique Vertical Flight modes (Fixed-wing & Quadcopter). Whether you're a beginner or experienced pilot, you can seamlessly switch between assisted stability and full 3D manual control with just a flick of a switch.
  • 2.5 Miles Range & Real-Time Telemetry Powered by advanced FHSS communication technology, the A560 delivers a stable, interference-free signal up to 4KM (2.5 miles). Stay informed with real-time RSSI and aircraft battery voltage telemetry. The T8S controller features a built-in "DDD" low-voltage alarm, ensuring your plane always returns home safely.
  • Superior Stability & Fresh Breeze Resistance Equipped with the Byme-A Gyro stabilize flight controller for a smooth flight experience. Combined with a high-performance brushless motor system and one piece of wing, it maintains stability even in light breeze conditions, significantly reducing the risk of crashes.
  • Ultra-Durable & Crash-Resistant Material Constructed from high-quality, reinforced Polypropylene (PP) foam, the A560 is exceptionally lightweight yet resilient. This flexible material is designed to withstand high-impact landings and accidental bumps without losing its aerodynamic shape, making it a good partner trainer for beginners.

Description

Since 2003, Radiolink has combined professional R&D with automated manufacturing to deliver high-quality, diversified products. We specialize in high-speed GPS FPV heavy-lift airplanes and soccer drones. We are committed to providing high-performance transmitters, flight controllers, receivers, RTK modules, ESCs, and chargers. We also provide integrated technology for autonomous mowers, bait boats, and smart agriculture. Production based on information technology, manufacturing, and automatic instrument testing. We can provide high-quality, diversified, and competitive technological products to our users. You can find us on the Radiolink Direct store or the online User Instruction. Amazon's sales page provides a complete user manual, FAQs, and troubleshooting resources. We have a professional research and develop team, they are also rc hobbyist to keep making more powerful products. Don't just fly—perform! The A560 is designed for growth. Once you master the basics in stabilized mode, switch to Acrobat or Manual modes to perform professional maneuvers. It's not just a beginner's toy; it's a high-performance trainer that grows with your skills from a novice to a 3D pilot. *Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) and User Manual documents can be found sales page. * To fully enjoy the benefits of this product and ensure safety, please read the user manual carefully and set up the device as instructed. Self-Leveling Stability: In Stabilize Mode, the A560 returns to level flight the moment you let go of the sticks. It’s the ultimate "safety mode" for practicing. Advanced Freestyle: Switch to Gyro Mode for full manual control with a digital boost. Master rapid pitches, backward maneuvers, and side flights with enhanced balance. One-Key Aerobatics: Acrobatic Mode helps you perform professional 3D stunts and rolls effortlessly. It’s designed to make complex maneuvers accessible to everyone. Unique Vertical Hover: Experience dual-logic vertical flight. Whether you prefer Multirotor-style hovering or Fixed-wing vertical stunts, the A560 handles it all. Smart App Controller: The included T8S Radio is a universal RC transmitter. It supports Bluetooth connected to Android & iOS phone apps to update airplane settings. Plug & Play Byme-A: 4-channel flight controller, with 6 flight modes, lightweight and small size, supports 5-6v voltage, easy to switch flight modes when it flying. It applies to various models, like stunt airplanes, 3D fixed wing(F3P), RC jets, and scale model planes. Byme-A works with transmitter and receiver which supports PPM/SBUS signal. No Glue or Tape Required: factory-installed 3 servos and linkages, no need for glue or tape to build, all of the servos can be replaced by a screwdriver, which is in the package. Efficient Brushless Power System: factory-installed brushless 2204-1600kv motor and 15A ESC. Software and hardware improve the radiation of heat and extend the motor and ESC lifespan. *Note: Fully charge batteries before your first flight.

Specs 27

Brand Name Radiolink
Age Range Description Adult
Model Name A560
Number of Items 1
Model Number A560
Model Year 2023
Customer Package Type Carry Bag
Unit Count 1 Count

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This plane will gain your confidence.
Edition: A560 Ready-to-Fly
Coming from flying quads, drones & many land vechicals I took the plunge on this nifty kit.. With the RTF you'll recieve everything needed. Still leary towards the cm210 mini charger (about the size of one's thumb). Yet tested on one of the bat's & it balanced out rather well (0.08v difference between cell 1 & 2).. Yet seeing it palse charge @2amps on a 500mah bat does consern me towards those that do not understand charging standards. It works - just be cautious of the included charger.. Now as for the plane. Love how they moved the bat holder to the underside of the plane (compared to there v1 model).. The CG just seems spot on. No matter what 2s I install (even tryed a few 3s 450mah bat's & flys fantastic during flight).. Take your time during the first 'build'.. Make sure all screws are tight (mine were not but it's always good to be sure as for any flight). The transmitter is good.. Not a toy feeling type yet not a "Zerro" either. Yet the gimbal are smooth & the Bluetooth function to allow for curve changes (umong others available within the phone app) is a nice touch.. Windows pc software is also available (for those that may like it). So far I've ran 6 packs on this little guy on the same day as receiving it. Needed some relief as the Amazon driver tor up my yard upon delivery.. As for the kit I'm very pleased thus far. But as for these Amazon drivers now day's.. Well, I'll letcha be the judge on that.. Ordered a second rtf kit for mobile use & as I'll be keeping the first one out of the box for home use.. Just remember this is a rather slow 3D plane. It's got the power to cruise quick. Yet if any stability is on you will get flutter if pushed to hard. Yet that's the design of this kit. Just to cruise & show off to other's with the illusion of being a better pilot then what one truly is.. A great 2nd plane. Might be good as a beginner with the correct supervision had.. If your on the fence thinking about buying one of these. Well just get it.. Have to remember many reviews for this is from v1 models. Radiolink has resolved pretty much all complaints on this revamped v2 model. So keep that in mind.. Very pleased.... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2023 by CivicScootin
Worth it, fairly durable
Edition: A560 Ready-to-Fly
It's a really fun and fairly easy entry level 3d park flier. The app isn't the greatest, crashes sometimes, but it's usable. Easier than on a normal TX to program endpoints and expo etc imo. Beginner gyro mode is really stable, but no tricks. The aerobatic mode is the sweet spot, it just wants to hover with a bit of up elevator. I haven't tried the drone mode, sounds lame tbh, I like to pull out of hover into normal flight. It handles wind surprisingly well, I flew it in large gusts before a storm today, it was predictable with the gyro and fun, even with decent wind sheer. If you wreck, just save the pieces for a template, and cut new ones from dollar tree foam board. Get decent then swap to a 3s lipo for a whole new beast. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2026 by Jeff Barton
Only flew it 3 times, before I gave up. Wasted too much money.
Edition: A560 Ready-to-Fly
This plane is not easy to fly. My first flight ended up in a tree. Took it down with my paint pole and there was no damage. The radio supplied was not usable anymore, because every channel was reversed. I purchased a Radio link and it would not bind (the 10 channel one), so I saw a cheaper radio from the same company and it was $50. This radio was an 8 channel and it had reversible switches. I was able to bind it but no dual rate. Too agile for me. Crashes the plane maybe 12 times but never enjoyable. Amazon had the Radiolink D460 and I still have that one. Amazon don't sell this one anymore. Do not buy this A560 unless you have fast fingers. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Fun little plane, wasn't ready to fly tho
Edition: A560 Ready-to-Fly
Review Image by DTC
First off I've been flying 3D airplanes and helicopters for well over 20 years. I picked up the ready to fly kit because I was looking for something small and compact and just easy to carry around and fly in some small spaces. I'm having a lot of fun with this thing, once I got it all set up and everything working properly I really like it, unfortunately it was not set up correctly and ready to fly when it came out of the box, when I moved the sticks to the control services removing backwards so I had to fix that and then I had to adjust the little push rods to get the control surfaces all flat with these sticks in the neutral position, so there was some setup out of the box which you really shouldn't have to do on a ready to fly model but if I would have flown it right out of the box it would have crashed because things were not working properly but after a couple of hours this thing was flying great and it's actually pretty fun No I'm not sure if this is a great first plane for beginners but it's a great first small 3D plan for somebody already knows how to fly I bet I've ran about 40 or 50 flights on it so far, crashed it quite a few times and so far it's taking a licking and it keeps on ticking so it seems pretty durable. I've flown up until about 20 mph winds and well it crashed a couple times due to the high winds so if you're seeing more than like 5 to 10 mph winds you might want to leave this little guy at home. Fine with the gyro in the standard stabilization mode it flies good and no to moderate wind and definitely can't handle much over 10 to 12 mph without it being a major fight to fly. The gyro is pretty cool, I think in the beginner gyro load I think it's a little too aggressive and you got to move the sticks all the way over just to make a turn and I feel like you're kind of fighting with the gyro so I think that gyro mode will probably give somebody bad habits if they learn on that because normally you don't have to move the sticks that much to make it simple turn, now on the regular basic gyro mode that just kind of slightly stabilizes the plane, it flies great and that guy removed which is the left top switch push down the right top switch and the center, but I don't really like any of the other I guess five gyro modes and I don't like flying it without the gyro, it's too all over the place without the gyro, probably cuz it's so small and it responds very quickly to your stick moving, I would probably have to add some expo to these sticks if I were flying it without the gyro but in the regular stabilization mode that only helps you a little bit feels just nice and dialed in and easy going and just about how I would want to airplane the fly, as long as there's not too much wind LOL Now when it comes to a good value for the money I would have to say you're getting a entire kit that should be ready to go as long as they set it up properly the factory, again mine wasn't but if yours is and you can just put on the box and fly it I mean it's really is a good value for the money, of course smaller planes don't fly like a larger plane, for example something with like a 32-in wingspan is still pretty small this has a 23 inch wingspan and there's a night and day difference as to how stable in the air something a little bigger is but if you really need something small and portable and just fun that you can fly in small spots and not have to worry too much about it this is pretty nice ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2025 by DTC
great way to enter the 3d acrobatic arena.
Edition: A560 Ready-to-Fly
always wanted to break into the world of lightweight profile 3d acrobatic flying , and this here was a great 'all in one' way to get started. I never flew a 3d acrobatic airplane before, but had lots of RC heli experience, and was pleasantly surprised when I took it out back for a little impromptu test flight. Tossed it out and opened some throttle and it took to the sky in an untrimmed condition with no negative traits. I did a tail stand within the 1st minute of flight, and this little plane had the beans when called for. The multi axis gyro stabilized flight controller carried onboard the plane has multiple modes, and does a fine job of smoothing out gusts when in stabilized mode. Control surfaces are huge with long throws, so full acro mode should be a blast when I try that out tomorrow. Kit is well considered, and complete. I should have gotten into these acro foamies long ago. Hard to break, and will be simple to repair if it does, It's clear that this class of RC flying centers on lots of actual flying, with little in the way of inhibition. FPV equipment is definitely scheduled for this platform! UPDATE JUNE 4, 2026 With at least 10 full duration flights with this plane now, an update feels warranted, and deserved. It must be declared, as a whole, with no other elements from outside this kit that was shipped, the airplane and radio left nothing to be desired. In fact, it is evident that I'm only about 25% proficient with the features this thing has on tap. This excess in functionality stems mostly from the capabilities packed into its radio, and onboard flight controller. The radio has around 10 or so flight configurations that are switchable from the transmitter during flight, allowing some extreme maneuvering with the ability to switch things back into a very stable and safe arrangement at any point. In stable mode, the plane won't allow itself to bank over 70 degrees, pitch more than 90 degrees, and will assume a perfectly level orientation whenever the control sticks are allowed to snap to center. When I flew to hight and leveled off, I switched into acro mode, which takes away the training wheels and allows the plane to be directed into any position. During these moments, this thing can roll and loop at insane rates, really drawing attention. I easily got the plane into unfamiliar and threatening positions from all my insane gyrations, and simply switch to stable mode with my fingers off of the controls, with the plane instantly assuming a flat level flying position. This radio transmitter looks like a generic video game controller, but let me state for the record, this is everything the thousand dollar professional radios have as far as the radio electronics go, with frequency hopping spread spectrum, full gyroscope and sensor awareness, and multiple flight modes to learn into while expanding your sensory perception. This is a great radio! I already had RC experience before this, but I must say in doing so, I got outside my comfort zone with some of the stuff I was trying... and so far zero accidents, no crashes...just some hard landings, semi unintentional, and not a sign of wear or damage whatsoever anywhere on the aircraft. This thing is liberating. As cheap as acquisition was, and the cost of any future repairs, this kit will easily have a spot in my life for releasing any need for fun, and definitely shaking off stress. For those who have little to no experience flying, this here is an excellent point of entry, as it can be flown in stable mode and is very well behaved, allowing someone to gain experience piloting on the cheap. Ten out of Ten with ease. They hit this one out of the park. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2026 by circuit burner
Buy it..
Edition: A560 Ready-to-Fly
So fun…
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2026 by Gary F.
great non trainer plane
Edition: A560 Ready-to-Fly
great plane, not a trainer. It is super durable, the controller leaves a lot to be desired. Out of the box it is fast and twitchy, if you are use to any expo this will feel out of control. With that said, it is very easy to control, it does 3d very well. This is a great 3rd or 4th plane, not a great 1st plane, but is fun as heck. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2025 by Eric Dugger
Check the aileron connectors at the servo
Edition: A560 Ready-to-Fly
The Rant * You will not be doing any takeoffs or touch-and-goes on grass with those itty-bitty wheels. * I think the tx could use some Expo on Throttle and Elevator, but I have yet to find instructions on use of the Android app to achieve that. * The cutouts in the case are too snug a fit for repeatedly removing/inserting the wing and fuselage. Figure on a careful hour or two with a boxcutter blade to relieve them to where parts can be removed/inserted like they should be. * The tx's audible low-battery alert isn't so audible - making it pretty much useless against outdoor background noise. In my living room, with throttle @50%, I get a little over 8 minutes of run time before the low-voltage alarm sounds - so use a timer to avoid battery damage out in the real world. * The servo's control horn is a little over 2mm thick, but the connectors when snapped closed have only 1.75mm of room. To accomodate that diff, somebody in the assembly process carved down the horn to fit. But, on mine, one of the horns was not carved far enough back so that the excess thickness pried the connector open on extreme airleron movements. Rotate the servo all the way both ways and check before you fly. The Praise: * Last time I weighed it, AUW was 192.7 grams - so this plane is exempt from the new FAA radio locator requirement. * I have crashed this thing hard and often enough to opine that it is reasonably crash-tolerant - certainly an order of magnitude more crash-tolerant than my dearly-departed Aero Scout or my DIY Big Slow Delta. EPP is the way to go for noobs and those of us who specialize in lawn-dart landings. * The Vertical mode is actually useful. When I lose orientation or things get otherwise weird and I need a few seconds to get it together; a quick press of the left rocker switch brings things to a halt as the plane stops and just hangs there. Flip said switch the other way, and it's back to business. * I have hopelessly destroyed two previous planes that were touted as "ideal beginner's planes". Things were getting expensive so I backed off and bought a couple of el-cheapo (<$40) two-channel EPP children's toys and crashed them on my front lawn daily for a month or so. Then I saw a review of the A560 and figured "What the hell, it's only money". Dunno whether it's the A560, my 2-channel stick time, or a combination - but I flew the A560 right out of the box. Bottom Line: In spite of my nit picking, I give this plane the full five stars. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2023 by PeteCress
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