Kyosho make Mini-Z boats. Here's a stupid video of them in action: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsC--eEMohw
I love RC planes, there's this empty lot in the city where people gather just to fly their RC planes, & we used to go there to just park & watch these small toy planes flying around.
Yes planes are nice too, a bit more complicated to use them in a daily basis But I'm sure I'd like to have one like this : Is it difficult to pilot ? I don't want to crash it during the first takeoff
My first flight cost me a few hundred dollars and lasted about 7 seconds. It was magnificent If you're seriously interested in learning how to fly, the most important thing you can do is buy a good plane that will actually fly. ParkZone make some decent stuff that you can fly out of the box. A lot of it is only just above "toy grade", but as far as bang for buck goes, it's a good way to get into flying without spending silly money. Something like a Slo-V (if you can find one) is a great place to start: http://www.parkzone.com/Products/Default.aspx?ProdID=PKZ1300 You can take your hands off the sticks and eat a sandwich without it crashing
Well, i like with RC touring car either Nitro or EP. I love to race with my Rc car. Got KYSHO GP Car & Tamiya MRE.
Ok, ok, you and my son won I bought two ... one for him, one for me The Slo-V you mentioned and the TW748 F4U Corsair I bought on Twift as I'm a big fan of pepe Boington I'll keep you informed on how long it last before the crash
never had a rc-plane, only a couple of helis, all ill say is fly it where u have good amount of space! the first heli i got, i got so excited, i unpacked it and flew it within my house,... just to see things,... and i did manage to break a couple of good things around , plus the rear rotor! the planes you mention look really impressive, ..let me know how it went
crap!!... i left my battery charging over time... i guess the charger went for a toss!!! then theres a reason why this hobby is so expensive! M.
Hey guys Rc is my love hobby for a while but i cant afford no more in these days. Just got laid off LOL.
I'm surprised that there aren't more DP nerds into RC. Assuming you're willing to put in a bit of research, it's now ridiculously affordable to build a stupidly fast electric RC plane. Here's a nice example of a Funjet, insanely fast, easy to fly, apx cost (standard build) $200: [video=youtube;dYDmavrFOP0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYDmavrFOP0[/video] I totalled my Funjet yesterday, full throttle into the ground (radio glitch)