Ouch salty! Did you ever consider the best way to demonstrate an RC plane that's noob friendly is to give it to a noob and let them fly it successfully. I have never professed to know everything about the hobby let alone a new facet which I've never been exposed to like the RC planes, everydays a school day for me. I take it you didn't watch to the end where I corrected my previous assumption regarding the off set of the motor? So quick to berate the efforts of others that you didn't even check. Perhaps if you where a little more amenable and put the effort in they would send one to you too. 😉👍
The motor and propeller on small RC models like these...are canted about 2 or 3 degrees toward the right (looking forward). A small amount of 'right thrust' helps to counteract motor-torque and keep the nose pointed forward.
Thank you for sharing your experience of the first time using a RC aeroplane. You were very honest about your skills and loved the wee jokes you made the review even better. I'm buying one to learn them move up from there.
Hello! Thank you for taking the time to comment. I try to be as honest as I can be in the reviews. This was genuinely very easy to get to grips with straight off the bat. So I can't recommend it enough for a bigginneer. One thing I have learned is get some spare props or paint the ones you have a bright colour so you can find them! They are designed to pop off in a crash and they can fly off into the weeds!!! A mate of mine lost two in 15mins, it's very easy done. I think the discount code in the description for Banggood still works so you can get 10% off your purchase (if it's not on a deal already). 👍😄
@@theminiatureconstructionco4556 Great idea on the propellers as that isn't something a neewbee would think of. You were kind also to mention putting my CAA numbers on my plane is the the ID number I was issued by chance 😆
I have one of the T28s and that also flies well. I've been building and flying RC aeroplanes for a few years but I remember how hard it was at the beginning, so I'm amazed that you still have a model in one piece after your first flight - well done. The hard bit for a beginner is when the plane is flying towards you and the controls appear to be reversed; the gyro won't help there, so again, credit to you. The motor offset is normal, btw, as you found. Right thrust to offset torque and aerodynamic effects of the prop, and a touch of down thrust so increasing speed doesn't cause the model to climb too much. I'm sorely tempted to buy one for myself.
Not as amazed as I was! Both myself and the chap I was out with couldn't believe how easy this thing was to fly. I honestly thought that the video would be very short!!!! He was so impressed he bought two! If you do decide to purchase one, if you could use the affiliate link in the description that would help the channel no end. Also the Eachine promo code should get you 10% off too! Appreciate you taking the time to comment and watch the video. 👍👍
The three bladed prop will make the plane fly faster. These planes also come as Mode 2 and there doesn't seem to be an option for Mode 1 which IMO is a better mode to fly in as it is more precise.
Ok that sounds reasonable. I found that on the A6M Zero the 2 bladed prop (see latest video) made it fly worse than the 3 bladed prop? Didn't seem to like it at all. I've got limited experience with RC aircraft though. Thanks for taking the time to comment. 👍👍
@@theminiatureconstructionco4556 hello and thank you for your comment. You are very welcome. I started out flying control line aircraft when I was around ten years old and eventually when I could afford it (we were poor family) I ended being able to fly R/C planes later on. I flew until I was around thirty or so and ended up having a break from the hobby. Also in my day we had to build things off a plan. Cut the balsa etc... My passion ended up being Scale WWII aircraft. None the less worked in a Hobby Shop for around five years or so and I have decided to return to the hobby after such a long absence. But in this time in my life I really only want to fly little foamies and so on. No long have the drive or the health to compete in compettitions etc. None the less back then it was all 36Mhz FM radios. So all this 2.4Ghz is new to me and I am still learning.
It honestly makes you look like a pro! I couldn't believe how straight forward it was to fly. Definitely would recommend this plane. A friend of mine has just bought one as well using the link and code and got 10% off I believe. 👍🙋👍
Give the brush motor 15 min cool down in between flight don't change battery and fly straight away. Cooling of motor will extend life of motor though it will need replacing in time, did skip some of vid not sure if this was covered
@@theminiatureconstructionco4556 You can use pretty well any glue on EPP - even contact cements containing toluene, though watch the paint! DON'T try that on Horizon Hobby beer cooler EPS (styrofoam) though. Your plane will immediately dissolve. Another great advantage of these along with their MUCH better durability.
Hello! If you use the link in the description and go to the RC planes bit. I'm sure there is a cheaper version of this plane out. I thought I saw it the other day. 👍👍
Several youtube videos showing the view through the propeller using an All-In-One miniature camera/Tx.(3gms or so) Try Bruce Simpson in NZ. (xjet or RCModelReviews)
@@Marcturbo1 ahhh well you probably didn't. The 109 apparently had bad flight characteristics and i've heard rumors that the electronics are different. And this lead to them not being as nice to fly. So your not o your own.
@@michaelc3977 mint! It's a public service you know 😊. If I'm reviewing anything I always try and get subscribers/watcher's a discount. And to be fair the retailer, normally is happy too provide. It's a great little plane, you won't be disappointed. If you haven't already could you possibly subscribe, every little helps. 😊👍😊👍
Hi, I didn't notice a flyer ID on the plane, once you have your Operator ID licence to fly issued by the CAA, that number as you must know from taking the test must be displayed, the possible fine is up to a £1000 for not displaying the ID, the whole idea about licencing flyers was to stop the idiots just going out flying and displaying the ID is key, otherwise it gives a very poor impression to other flyers especially on platforms such as this. Cheers
Hello Malc B👋. Thank you for you concern and bringing this very important information to the attention of my subscribers and fellow idiots. As you are probably aware flying this model plane requires neither a flyer ID or an operator ID because it's a toy under 250g in weight. No regulations or laws have been broken and no fine needs to be issued. So rest assured no poor impression has been given to model aircraft pilots. Thanks for taking the time to comment 😊👍.
It's under 250g model aircraft: toys below 250g or in C0 class. those in C0 class with no camera, whether they are a toy or not. those below 250g with no camera and no class mark, whether they're a toy or not. no licence is necessary for these or any other flying craft under that weight, inc drones.the spit weighs about 65 grams inc battery.
Another case of a little knowledge is a dangerous thing! The new restrictions are probably essential for regulating the activities of the nutter brigade. But it's a pity that there have been no complimentary regulations to restrict the babblings of the Karen brigade.
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Why do they give u free to review when u hvnt got a clue re line the motor WOW
Ouch salty! Did you ever consider the best way to demonstrate an RC plane that's noob friendly is to give it to a noob and let them fly it successfully. I have never professed to know everything about the hobby let alone a new facet which I've never been exposed to like the RC planes, everydays a school day for me. I take it you didn't watch to the end where I corrected my previous assumption regarding the off set of the motor? So quick to berate the efforts of others that you didn't even check. Perhaps if you where a little more amenable and put the effort in they would send one to you too. 😉👍
😂 oh Colin, be quiet.
Why do they give you a keyboard when you cant spell WOW
@@FOX-3hahaha 😂
The motor and propeller on small RC models like these...are canted about 2 or 3 degrees toward the right (looking forward). A small amount of 'right thrust' helps to counteract motor-torque and keep the nose pointed forward.
As I found out later! Thanks for the comment 👍 😀
Thank you for sharing your experience of the first time using a RC aeroplane. You were very honest about your skills and loved the wee jokes you made the review even better. I'm buying one to learn them move up from there.
Hello! Thank you for taking the time to comment. I try to be as honest as I can be in the reviews. This was genuinely very easy to get to grips with straight off the bat. So I can't recommend it enough for a bigginneer. One thing I have learned is get some spare props or paint the ones you have a bright colour so you can find them! They are designed to pop off in a crash and they can fly off into the weeds!!! A mate of mine lost two in 15mins, it's very easy done. I think the discount code in the description for Banggood still works so you can get 10% off your purchase (if it's not on a deal already). 👍😄
@@theminiatureconstructionco4556 Great idea on the propellers as that isn't something a neewbee would think of. You were kind also to mention putting my CAA numbers on my plane is the the ID number I was issued by chance 😆
@@johnwilsonjr9078 because of the weight of the plane you don't need CAA numbers or registration. 👍
I have one of the T28s and that also flies well. I've been building and flying RC aeroplanes for a few years but I remember how hard it was at the beginning, so I'm amazed that you still have a model in one piece after your first flight - well done. The hard bit for a beginner is when the plane is flying towards you and the controls appear to be reversed; the gyro won't help there, so again, credit to you.
The motor offset is normal, btw, as you found. Right thrust to offset torque and aerodynamic effects of the prop, and a touch of down thrust so increasing speed doesn't cause the model to climb too much.
I'm sorely tempted to buy one for myself.
Not as amazed as I was! Both myself and the chap I was out with couldn't believe how easy this thing was to fly. I honestly thought that the video would be very short!!!! He was so impressed he bought two!
If you do decide to purchase one, if you could use the affiliate link in the description that would help the channel no end. Also the Eachine promo code should get you 10% off too! Appreciate you taking the time to comment and watch the video. 👍👍
The three bladed prop will make the plane fly faster.
These planes also come as Mode 2 and there doesn't seem to be an option for Mode 1 which IMO is a better mode to fly in as it is more precise.
Ok that sounds reasonable. I found that on the A6M Zero the 2 bladed prop (see latest video) made it fly worse than the 3 bladed prop? Didn't seem to like it at all. I've got limited experience with RC aircraft though. Thanks for taking the time to comment. 👍👍
@@theminiatureconstructionco4556 hello and thank you for your comment. You are very welcome. I started out flying control line aircraft when I was around ten years old and eventually when I could afford it (we were poor family) I ended being able to fly R/C planes later on. I flew until I was around thirty or so and ended up having a break from the hobby. Also in my day we had to build things off a plan. Cut the balsa etc... My passion ended up being Scale WWII aircraft. None the less worked in a Hobby Shop for around five years or so and I have decided to return to the hobby after such a long absence. But in this time in my life I really only want to fly little foamies and so on. No long have the drive or the health to compete in compettitions etc. None the less back then it was all 36Mhz FM radios. So all this 2.4Ghz is new to me and I am still learning.
A lovely little Spit, Going to order one for sure now ,especially now have seen spares are also available.
Yes mint little plan. Yes I've seen the spares for them on Banggood. 🙋👍
Great review. I too have never flown an RC plane, but have been entertaining the idea. I will definitely check out this model via your link. 👍
It honestly makes you look like a pro! I couldn't believe how straight forward it was to fly. Definitely would recommend this plane. A friend of mine has just bought one as well using the link and code and got 10% off I believe. 👍🙋👍
Buy it, I did. It's brilliant and so easy to fly. Just buy some spare propellers.
Give the brush motor 15 min cool down in between flight don't change battery and fly straight away. Cooling of motor will extend life of motor though it will need replacing in time, did skip some of vid not sure if this was covered
Excellent advice. 👍
I have one, and I had a landing gear collapse on landing also, what glue did you use to repair the landing gear?
You can get dedicated foam glue. But I just used some UHU that I had in the draw. I've yet to try it again though. Didn't melt the foam. 👍😄
@@theminiatureconstructionco4556 thanks, what is UHU?
@@benjaminscott2125 sorry it's a general purpose glue. 👍
@@theminiatureconstructionco4556 You can use pretty well any glue on EPP - even contact cements containing toluene, though watch the paint! DON'T try that on Horizon Hobby beer cooler EPS (styrofoam) though. Your plane will immediately dissolve. Another great advantage of these along with their MUCH better durability.
I would love to have one of theses
Hello! If you use the link in the description and go to the RC planes bit. I'm sure there is a cheaper version of this plane out. I thought I saw it the other day. 👍👍
@@theminiatureconstructionco4556 ok thank you
@@theminiatureconstructionco4556 Do you think BangGood would send me one to review on my channel ;)
@@casper2yall you can try. They are being very reluctant to send any samples at the moment 😔.
@@theminiatureconstructionco4556 I will see if I can contact them, thank you.. Keep up the great work..
How long does it take the batteries to charge?
I havent run it for a little while but if i remember correctly about 30-40 mins. They are only small capacity batteries. :)
Thanks that's great was hoping it wasn't hours ordered one last week after watching this video
@@markhealy4059 i don't remember it taking hours put it like that. Did you use the Eachine discount code? 👍😄
I didn't to be honest I'll use it the next time ...thanks so much for your help
Nice
🔵🔵🔵👍👍👍😀😀😀🔵🔵🔵
Yeah it's a great model RC plane! 🙋👍
2 Blade Propeller rotates faster and have more thrust.
@@bastelwaldi9228 I found it doesn't fly as nice with the 2 bladed prop?
Could it hold a camera?
It would have to be a very small and light one. 👍
Several youtube videos showing the view through the propeller using an All-In-One miniature camera/Tx.(3gms or so) Try Bruce Simpson in NZ. (xjet or RCModelReviews)
There you go, there's your answer. Thanks for taking the time to reply! 👍👍
I bought a p51 and spitfire
I think you will really enjoy them. 👍
Love the p51, didn't liKe the 109, think I had a bad one, see how the spitfire is.
@@Marcturbo1 ahhh well you probably didn't. The 109 apparently had bad flight characteristics and i've heard rumors that the electronics are different. And this lead to them not being as nice to fly. So your not o your own.
Ah okay. It was just not nice and impossible in expert. 😂
Use this promo code and the links in the description to get some money off the Spitfire and other Warbirds at Banggood! Promo Code: BGRCEachine
I ordered this a few days ago. But after seeing this video I’ve cancelled my order and reordered using your code. Saved a tenner. Thanks very much!
@@michaelc3977 mint! It's a public service you know 😊. If I'm reviewing anything I always try and get subscribers/watcher's a discount. And to be fair the retailer, normally is happy too provide. It's a great little plane, you won't be disappointed. If you haven't already could you possibly subscribe, every little helps. 😊👍😊👍
Hi, I didn't notice a flyer ID on the plane, once you have your Operator ID licence to fly issued by the CAA, that number as you must know from taking the test must be displayed, the possible fine is up to a £1000 for not displaying the ID, the whole idea about licencing flyers was to stop the idiots just going out flying and displaying the ID is key, otherwise it gives a very poor impression to other flyers especially on platforms such as this. Cheers
Hello Malc B👋. Thank you for you concern and bringing this very important information to the attention of my subscribers and fellow idiots. As you are probably aware flying this model plane requires neither a flyer ID or an operator ID because it's a toy under 250g in weight. No regulations or laws have been broken and no fine needs to be issued. So rest assured no poor impression has been given to model aircraft pilots. Thanks for taking the time to comment 😊👍.
It's under 250g model aircraft: toys below 250g or in C0 class. those in C0 class with no camera, whether they are a toy or not. those below 250g with no camera and no class mark, whether they're a toy or not. no licence is necessary for these or any other flying craft under that weight, inc drones.the spit weighs about 65 grams inc battery.
Another case of a little knowledge is a dangerous thing! The new restrictions are probably essential for regulating the activities of the nutter brigade. But it's a pity that there have been no complimentary regulations to restrict the babblings of the Karen brigade.
@@theoztreecrasher2647 heehee !👍
Next you'll be telling people off for not having a TV licence. Haha. Will the RAF scramble and shoot me down if I don't have an iD?
Why would you do a review and not fly it.
Absolutely pointless
Erm are you watching the same video? I did.😂