January 6, 2009
What RC plane do you recommend?
I would like to get my fiance an RC plane for a late Christmas present.
I was wondering if any of you could help recommend a ready-to-fly RC plane that is around $250 or lower.
I know it's hard to find good RTF planes at that price but I'd still like to treat him to something nice.
He has a Super Cub Electric RTF and a T-34 Mentor 25 ePTS RTF and some other electric glider. All his planes are electric and would like to get him another electric. He loves E-flite.
I really think he'd like a commercial airline inspired electric RC plane. I believe he's very good at flying so maybe something challenging would be nice for him.
Also, I will be flying with this gift over to the UK where he lives so maybe not one of those "human sized" planes ha.
I live in Minnesota and we usually go to Hobbytown USA but I am able to order it online also.
I have found this plane… Jet Stream Type B7 RTF
(here is the website) http://www.ehobbies.com/hbs66488.html
Does it look any good? It looks a little beginner like to me and the AA batteries that is needed (for which I haven't figured out why) make me question it.
I want to get him a more professional-like, challenging plane for him that is electric.
Sorry for so much information but I hope you can help!
Thank you in advance.
Deanna
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