Parkflyers R/C is proud to announce their own Pod based 4 channel Ready To Fly electric trainer. The Begin-Air succeeds well at teaching one to fly rc planes is for its ease of flight and its extreme durability. The new Begin-Air is a True proportional 4 channel ready to fly rc trainer aircraft. The Begin-Air will teach the "Novice" how to fly a real 4 channel plane with virtually no building or tools required. Enjoy controlling ailerons, rudder, elevator and proportional throttle control, all from the included 4 channel F.M. 2 stick radio with a super long 2500 foot range. Powered by a speed 480 high torque motor and 50 amp speed control ,flight speeds of up to 50 mph are easily attainable. The powerful speed 480 ensures a good climb out angle and responsive aerobatic flight control. The begin air will teach the novice the 4 basic electric rc flight controls with ease. Begin-Air features a super durable polypropylene plastic fuselage that is virtually unbreakable! The motor is strategically placed in the rear of the aircraft to minimize any damage on impact. All the electronics(motor, speed control, servos, receiver) come pre-installed from the factory. Assembles in less than 15 minutes and NO tools are needed to get plane into the air. The tail section is attached with just two thumb screws. The included high powered 8 cell 9.6 volt 1000 mah Nickel Metal Hydride batteries allow for a super long 7-12 minutes of flight time with enough power to spare. A 3 hour A/C wall charger is included with every kit! 8 AA batteries for transmitter are not included.
Specifications- Radio: 4 Channel F.M. 2 sticks w/ Trim tabs, Battery: 8 cell 1000 Mah Nihm, Motor: Speed 480 High Torque 7.2v, Wingspan: 41.0", Length: 34.5", Weight: 23oz, Range: 2,500 ft, Flying Time: 7-12 Minutes.
Crash Reistant Plastic Resin Fuselage
No Tools Needed to Assemble
Ultimate 4 Channel Trainer
durable r/c trainer
Review Date: January 17, 2010
Reviewer: Stephen Dweck, Ocean NJ
One of the best ways to start r/c flying is with the Begin Air because of it's durable body. You could crash it many times and fixed it with Elmer's glue and packing tape. I rented the flight simulator from Parkflyer's and that pushed me towards success even faster. Right now I am moving up to the Cessna 182 pro deluxe and hoping i could start doing tricks really soon with its trainer.
durable r/c trainer
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