I'm 4 weeks away from being a father and actually have my baby shower in a couple hours here..so this really hit home for me. I won't lie I got a little teary eyed. Those kids are fantastic enjoy the hobby you wonderful family!
I have a family, we fly, and we are not rich. So for us it's the same thing, but most of our goodies come from Hobbyking and not Horizon. We use Turnigy 9XR radios at $50 a pop (so same capability as a DX9 or 18 but no $800 price tag, so my 5x 9XR radios with 16 channel mixers each, cost together less than a single DX6). Supporting 5 flyers in a family has made me thankful... (NO... GREATFUL!!!) for things like Hobbyking! My daughter has even gotten to where she is flying Twisted Hobbys stuff now, but like he mentioned in the video, we fix em together and it all works out in the end. We may spend a lot, but it is nowhere near what people think we do on RC. As long as there is Dollar Tree foam, Folks like Josh showing us what to do with it, and someone like Hobbyking providing cheap electronics, we will all be flying. And on that note, I like the ability to actually GIVE away a few planes and helicopters to friends too. I wouldn't do that with truly expensive things, but have given some complete helis, quads and even a plane to friends and family, and since then most of them have come with us to the flying field later. Regardless, the important part is go do stuff with your kids while you have em.
Yes the kids are way better then I ever will be. What kind of plane are those and wet can you buy them I think that would be something my grandkids would like to try.
I have a 4 year old son that always asks to fly my quadcopters, but with their value and expertise in use, I always feel bad telling him no, not till he's older. But about a month ago, I bought him a rc boat for his birthday (also one for me, both our first boats) and they are very easy and fun to use. He's been enjoying going out to the lake every time and has been picking up quickly how to use the transmitter since it's a lot easier to use then a two stick transmitter. After watching this I'll be considering a small foam airplane for his first flyer. I like the Magnum that was being flown. Looks like a good starter plane.
Andrew Florian Maybe get him one of those micro quads. They're cheap and durable, and sooner than you think, he will be ready for the more expensive ones.
If he's into quads why don't you buy him one? I started with UFO intruder X10. It has on board camera that is easy to use. You can do flips and all sorts of things. But mostly is very durable. That's what i think (: I'm buying the new DJI 3 next month!! Yey. (Hope you understand my broken English :/)
Avi Tech micro quads sound like a good idea. matija hedl that's still a little too advanced for him. Right now I'm trying to teach him stick relativity, but it's been taking some time for him to grasp the concept. But thanks for the input, I have looked into that quad too
Great video. I haven't met too many flying families. My 10 year old niece likes to decorate my planes but isn't that much into flying them. I do have some of the sparkliest, pretty in pink planes out there.
I'm a 13 almost 14 year old same name as the Noah on this video I don't only just fly rc (firebird stratos and a f-35 which is being a pain currently) I also study research play on flight simulators and even dabble a little in actually piloting aircraft which I do yearly with an instructor I really live aviation and its amazing
+Spikef22 Me too. I'm 15 and I've been very interested in aviation. I love RC flying, and I've also been taking aerial photography with my DJI Phantom drone for a year now. I love flight simulators and I really want to get a pilot';s license in the future!
I just had my 2 year old Juliet paint my FT Racer pink and purple with fuzzy decor. I want to get her up and flying as soon as I can. Loved the video, it was posted right as I started considering teaching her to fly. Thank you, love the channel. Fair skies from Florida
I am 16 , i have been flying since i was 8 , my Dad taught me from the start , i then got a Bronze certificate (in the UK you have to have a Bronze certificate (or a B) to fly if you are in a club) i now have a Bronze + which is an aerobatic certificate , I fly mostly Nitro models ( what i learned to fly on) Aerobatic , Vintage and Scale models
Who is the Bronze certificate with because that isnt part of the bmfa is it. I am fourteen but have my B been flying now for about three years and started with supercub lp so it isn't interesting where all people start
The SAA ( Scottish Aero Modelling Association , if i remember right i got my bronze when i was about 11 and my Bronze plus when i was 14 , Anyway its good to see other young people who fly , When you are at school do you ever get people who think it is just small toy planes that you fly ? And people try to use it as something to take the mick out of you ? If so , been there , done that
When people try to take the mick i either show them pictures of what i fly then they back off because they think it is awesome , or i just don't waste my tine with them , i love my hobby and to me a day at the flying field is a day well spent :)
Im glad the sport is easier to get into now. I remember my father getting started with a foam winged, PVC bodied trainer with a aluminum tail spar. Then some years later we built a Kadet LT-40 together for me to start learning on. Seems like forever ago, standing side by side with a buddystick linking controllers.
I remember when I first started flying when I was 4. An electric control liner started me off and then a good old foam cub. I can still remember the day my dad brought a Ben Buckle Novice kit home and we built it and flew it. Sweet memories.
+mountaindewdude76 Me too! I don't think I could do 3-D aerobatics quite yet, much less basic aerobatics! Those kids are really good!!! I'm 15 now, and I'm just a bit behind most of my friends in terms of experience with RC planes (however, I am very competent with 4 channel airplanes and have been flying a 4 channel for 6 months now.)
This is awesome! I have met Duane and his family at the local RC Runway and he host a lot of events and started 515FPV. It's cool that family enjoys the hobby together. Can't wait to get my kids into it!
Very cool!! We have a guy at our field that started flying with us when he was 7. He is 13 now and better than almost all of us!! Thanks for coming to visit us at baylands yesterday!
I just want to thank flite test because thanks to them, i managed to finally get my first plane! I always wanted one and thanks to flite tests videos, we managed to get a hobby zone firebird delta ray. So thank you flite test!
Im 11 and I just started flying. You guys got my mind spinning about this wonderful hobby! Sadly, my dad doesn't really care, so he doesn't even want to try. I could also agree that a 8 year old shouldn't have a DX18
I'm a 12 year old and I'm getting into the hobby with my dad and we are both beginners and flite test helped me sooooo much with out them I may have not even got into the hobby. You should make more videos on building tips and thing that people tend to ask about but have a hard time getting answers
Great video, I love to see families having fun and doing hobbies/sports together. I got a lesson myself on the Dromida Ominus today about prop safety, one does not have to arm the quad; my head was a little too close when I tried: it was a near miss.
I started flying at age 8 and got my flying license (for the rc field) at age 11, now i m almost 18 so almost 10 years flying experience! 😱 time flies when your having fun!
I love the Horizon Champ . Good first plane for anyone . I am a scale wood and glass builder and enjoy doing that . The Champ got me started off on a good start of flying . I mean I flew 20 to 30 LBS planes before as long as someone is close to me . But landing one of those heavy planes is not fun at all . Now i have every Eflight micro horizon had put out ,
Oh wow, I am so jellerous of those lucky kids :) . Being introduced to this fine hobby at such a young age, and in such a positive way, is the stuff of dreams for so many of us.
I've been following your channel for quite some time now and I love the emphasis you guys put on community and family. Congrats to the entire crew for all your success over the years and keep up the great work. P.S will David be making a return in some form any stage in the near future? i.e Google hangouts...etc I miss his Jolly Sweedishness. =p
Great stuff! My 3.5 year old twins fly my F550, but I'm not brave enough to let them solo. It's great to hear kids that young are engaged in r/c. I guess it's time to build up something cheaper for them to solo!
... nice episode bringing kids into this wonderful hobby :-) and they have a perfect stick control at all :-) Remembers me my father has done this together with me and I did it with my kids as well :-)
@Andrew Florian start him with a hobbyzone ultra micro its basically a foam plane (not styrofoam its super flexible foam kinda of like a stiffer yoga mat material) and it can be flown in the gymnasium after school or in the front/back yard on a calm day just not on a windy day because it is basically a kite
Hey FliteTest I have a crazy idea of a hybrid model of a plane and a quad copter. The fuselage will be big and fat like a cargo jet, that being so the quad motor links can fold out from the fuselage and have a thick large wing over the top and to have a drop zone some where under the belly for either bomb doors or fpv camera setup. It would be cool to see you guys maybe try and build something like this?
This would be a great project for youth group program of some kind... Air cadets? Church youth group? Does Flite Test have a build similar to the models flown here?? Another great video guys - thanks!
buy your kids a mini quad! they're cheap, fun and AWESOME for the brain. it trains your coordination, concentration and hemisphere cooperation. so do planes but a nano quad is a lot cheaper, can be used indoors and handles crashes very well.
Hey flight test! I love your videos and I just wanted your opinion. I have the Horizon hobby duet, and I was think of getting the sports cub s micro version. Do you think that would be a next step plane for me? P.S. I really try to come to flight fest but I can't come 😢
I am 13 and am part of the AMA. I have a DX6 as well as 3 planes (a Supercub DSM, a Sport Cub and a Corsair) . I have been flying for about 2 years now and it is a lot of fun (not to mention stressful at times). I am hoping to get an EDF jet. What would you recommend?
Please do more EDF. Specifically the F35 Lightning II with thrust vectoring (70mm fan). Also do more scale helicopters and fighters. Finally, try to build the Rc version of the first Avengers's quinjet
I wish there are more kids friendly transmitter, i found the full size or the normal transmitters too heavy for kids delicate hands and the switch positions are too far away risking them dropping the transmitter. Mine are 6 and 9 years old btw. The older brother are almost okay with the weight and the size.
It's funny cause every time I go to the field my dad also ask if he can fly and I say no and I feel bad but I know I'll be replacing a outrunner moter on my quadcopter or a arm. But in the end I know that's part of the hobby to crash and I was inspired by flite test to get into the hobby even tho they crash and have a good time at the end of the day
I am 14 and I would love to be part of the future for flight test. I have a rc Cessna 172 and I have been flying for about a year. I would need a little more training tho.
I'm a 13 year old boy that makes 20$ a month and I want to get into the hobby but since I don't make much money with chores is there any hope for me to get into the hobby?
Yeah, you might have a chance. I make like 10 dollars a week and in about 5 weeks I got a plane that cost 50 dollars It was 3 channel but it was not for beginners but I saved for about 3 years and now I'm getting a real beginner plane one,
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I'm 4 weeks away from being a father and actually have my baby shower in a couple hours here..so this really hit home for me. I won't lie I got a little teary eyed. Those kids are fantastic enjoy the hobby you wonderful family!
I have a family, we fly, and we are not rich. So for us it's the same thing, but most of our goodies come from Hobbyking and not Horizon. We use Turnigy 9XR radios at $50 a pop (so same capability as a DX9 or 18 but no $800 price tag, so my 5x 9XR radios with 16 channel mixers each, cost together less than a single DX6). Supporting 5 flyers in a family has made me thankful... (NO... GREATFUL!!!) for things like Hobbyking! My daughter has even gotten to where she is flying Twisted Hobbys stuff now, but like he mentioned in the video, we fix em together and it all works out in the end. We may spend a lot, but it is nowhere near what people think we do on RC. As long as there is Dollar Tree foam, Folks like Josh showing us what to do with it, and someone like Hobbyking providing cheap electronics, we will all be flying.
And on that note, I like the ability to actually GIVE away a few planes and helicopters to friends too. I wouldn't do that with truly expensive things, but have given some complete helis, quads and even a plane to friends and family, and since then most of them have come with us to the flying field later.
Regardless, the important part is go do stuff with your kids while you have em.
That's pretty much my boy, 2 years old and already loves transmitters (apparently called 'mitter') and planes.
I'm jealous... Both those kids are better than me...
Yes the kids are way better then I ever will be. What kind of plane are those and wet can you buy them I think that would be something my grandkids would like to try.
I have a 4 year old son that always asks to fly my quadcopters, but with their value and expertise in use, I always feel bad telling him no, not till he's older. But about a month ago, I bought him a rc boat for his birthday (also one for me, both our first boats) and they are very easy and fun to use. He's been enjoying going out to the lake every time and has been picking up quickly how to use the transmitter since it's a lot easier to use then a two stick transmitter. After watching this I'll be considering a small foam airplane for his first flyer. I like the Magnum that was being flown. Looks like a good starter plane.
A good starter plane would be a small sail plane with a propeller
Andrew Florian Maybe get him one of those micro quads. They're cheap and durable, and sooner than you think, he will be ready for the more expensive ones.
If he's into quads why don't you buy him one? I started with UFO intruder X10. It has on board camera that is easy to use. You can do flips and all sorts of things. But mostly is very durable. That's what i think (: I'm buying the new DJI 3 next month!! Yey. (Hope you understand my broken English :/)
Ohhh and it's cheap. I think 150€. :)
Avi Tech micro quads sound like a good idea.
matija hedl that's still a little too advanced for him. Right now I'm trying to teach him stick relativity, but it's been taking some time for him to grasp the concept. But thanks for the input, I have looked into that quad too
Great video. I haven't met too many flying families. My 10 year old niece likes to decorate my planes but isn't that much into flying them. I do have some of the sparkliest, pretty in pink planes out there.
William Anzueto LOL
I'm a 13 almost 14 year old same name as the Noah on this video I don't only just fly rc (firebird stratos and a f-35 which is being a pain currently) I also study research play on flight simulators and even dabble a little in actually piloting aircraft which I do yearly with an instructor I really live aviation and its amazing
Spikef22 You should get KSP
***** Are you talking about your real pilots license?
+Spikef22 Me too. I'm 15 and I've been very interested in aviation. I love RC flying, and I've also been taking aerial photography with my DJI Phantom drone for a year now. I love flight simulators and I really want to get a pilot';s license in the future!
I just had my 2 year old Juliet paint my FT Racer pink and purple with fuzzy decor. I want to get her up and flying as soon as I can. Loved the video, it was posted right as I started considering teaching her to fly. Thank you, love the channel.
Fair skies from Florida
I am 16 , i have been flying since i was 8 , my Dad taught me from the start , i then got a Bronze certificate (in the UK you have to have a Bronze certificate (or a B) to fly if you are in a club) i now have a Bronze + which is an aerobatic certificate , I fly mostly Nitro models ( what i learned to fly on) Aerobatic , Vintage and Scale models
Who is the Bronze certificate with because that isnt part of the bmfa is it. I am fourteen but have my B been flying now for about three years and started with supercub lp so it isn't interesting where all people start
The SAA ( Scottish Aero Modelling Association , if i remember right i got my bronze when i was about 11 and my Bronze plus when i was 14 , Anyway its good to see other young people who fly , When you are at school do you ever get people who think it is just small toy planes that you fly ? And people try to use it as something to take the mick out of you ? If so , been there , done that
Yep had that one aswell
When people try to take the mick i either show them pictures of what i fly then they back off because they think it is awesome , or i just don't waste my tine with them , i love my hobby and to me a day at the flying field is a day well spent :)
Exactly how I feel
The young guy needs more power, and sun glasses!
The next gen of RC pilots in the making.
Imagine how good they will be when they are our age.
Im glad the sport is easier to get into now. I remember my father getting started with a foam winged, PVC bodied trainer with a aluminum tail spar. Then some years later we built a Kadet LT-40 together for me to start learning on. Seems like forever ago, standing side by side with a buddystick linking controllers.
I remember when I first started flying when I was 4. An electric control liner started me off and then a good old foam cub. I can still remember the day my dad brought a Ben Buckle Novice kit home and we built it and flew it. Sweet memories.
It is so good to see kids that have earned the money for their hobby. I guess that is why they appear so excited about the hobby.
That's really amazingly awesome! The two boys fly better than I do and I'm nearly 5 times as old as Noah. That was fun to watch!!!
***** They fly way better than me! They have been flying longer than me though. ;) I
Kids learns faster i supposed i probably fly worse than you if that make you happy :)
+mountaindewdude76 Me too! I don't think I could do 3-D aerobatics quite yet, much less basic aerobatics! Those kids are really good!!! I'm 15 now, and I'm just a bit behind most of my friends in terms of experience with RC planes (however, I am very competent with 4 channel airplanes and have been flying a 4 channel for 6 months now.)
This is awesome! I have met Duane and his family at the local RC Runway and he host a lot of events and started 515FPV. It's cool that family enjoys the hobby together. Can't wait to get my kids into it!
These kids have more flight cred than I ever will.
Flute test is my Favorite channel
Seth Brown flute test xDD
Very cool!! We have a guy at our field that started flying with us when he was 7. He is 13 now and better than almost all of us!! Thanks for coming to visit us at baylands yesterday!
After watching this I am going to try to get my dad into this 😉
I just want to thank flite test because thanks to them, i managed to finally get my first plane! I always wanted one and thanks to flite tests videos, we managed to get a hobby zone firebird delta ray. So thank you flite test!
Im 11 and I just started flying. You guys got my mind spinning about this wonderful hobby! Sadly, my dad doesn't really care, so he doesn't even want to try. I could also agree that a 8 year old shouldn't have a DX18
Got to see these two youngins today at the Iowa City AeroHawks airshow and they were amazing!! Great job Dad!!!
Man, these old FT episodes just have warm, fuzzy feels all around.
THANKS for this video! My boys are 7, 5, 2 and now a girl on the way... This is a huge help! Wish Josh was around this area of CA. LOVE IT!
I'm a 12 year old and I'm getting into the hobby with my dad and we are both beginners and flite test helped me sooooo much with out them I may have not even got into the hobby. You should make more videos on building tips and thing that people tend to ask about but have a hard time getting answers
As far as building goes they have done a beginner series if you look in the playlists sorry if you have already seen those videos
Awesome episode!!!
Great video, I love to see families having fun and doing hobbies/sports together. I got a lesson myself on the Dromida Ominus today about prop safety, one does not have to arm the quad; my head was a little too close when I tried: it was a near miss.
Great Video and what the Hobby is all about...sharing .
I started flying at age 8 and got my flying license (for the rc field) at age 11, now i m almost 18 so almost 10 years flying experience! 😱 time flies when your having fun!
I love the Horizon Champ . Good first plane for anyone . I am a scale wood and glass builder and enjoy doing that . The Champ got me started off on a good start of flying . I mean I flew 20 to 30 LBS planes before as long as someone is close to me . But landing one of those heavy planes is not fun at all . Now i have every Eflight micro horizon had put out ,
Oh wow, I am so jellerous of those lucky kids :) .
Being introduced to this fine hobby at such a young age, and in such a positive way, is the stuff of dreams for so many of us.
Congratulations on 300k! Best channel ever +flitetest
I've been following your channel for quite some time now and I love the emphasis you guys put on community and family. Congrats to the entire crew for all your success over the years and keep up the great work.
P.S will David be making a return in some form any stage in the near future? i.e Google hangouts...etc I miss his Jolly Sweedishness. =p
@Adrian Chapmanlaw the parkzone ka8 flies really nice maybe not a beginner but very beautiful
You guys should do a swap able of the red and yellow plane! It looks like a kick to fly.
great heart warming vid guys thanx!!!gotta get me a little foamy!!!
Very nice! Great pilots there!
Nice flying, these boys will grow up to be pro's. Fun :-)
The future of RC looks bright!
me and my dad have been in it since i was 6! still love the hobby!
+FliteTest I am 11 and flying a P51-mustang model!
The Howard I'm 16 and haven't flown yet😭😭
The Howard I'm 16 and haven't flown yet😭😭
Ruben Nouta lol I'm 10 and I already have my own Dji phantom 3
nice. I m 12 and fly with apprentice with truhn off safe
I'm 12 and have 4 planes my self
Awesome Episode and Awesome Family Guys!! Nice one
Grats on the 300,000 subscribers! Good job guys!
Great stuff! My 3.5 year old twins fly my F550, but I'm not brave enough to let them solo. It's great to hear kids that young are engaged in r/c. I guess it's time to build up something cheaper for them to solo!
... nice episode bringing kids into this wonderful hobby :-) and they have a perfect stick control at all :-) Remembers me my father has done this together with me and I did it with my kids as well :-)
I just got a champ for my bday and i like it a lot and wondering what a good second plane would be
DX6 my fav and first radio!
Fantastic message guys.
@Andrew Florian start him with a hobbyzone ultra micro its basically a foam plane (not styrofoam its super flexible foam kinda of like a stiffer yoga mat material) and it can be flown in the gymnasium after school or in the front/back yard on a calm day just not on a windy day because it is basically a kite
Hey FliteTest I have a crazy idea of a hybrid model of a plane and a quad copter. The fuselage will be big and fat like a cargo jet, that being so the quad motor links can fold out from the fuselage and have a thick large wing over the top and to have a drop zone some where under the belly for either bomb doors or fpv camera setup. It would be cool to see you guys maybe try and build something like this?
superb guys....Well i designed flights when I was 11.... I am searching hobby shops in India for foams and radios....I need ur suggestion
Speaking of west Michigan park flyers, you should visit West Michigan Aviation Academy, an aviation high school. We would love to have you
This would be a great project for youth group program of some kind... Air cadets? Church youth group? Does Flite Test have a build similar to the models flown here??
Another great video guys - thanks!
buy your kids a mini quad! they're cheap, fun and AWESOME for the brain. it trains your coordination, concentration and hemisphere cooperation. so do planes but a nano quad is a lot cheaper, can be used indoors and handles crashes very well.
so i see that west michigan parkflyers is at it again. I just ordered a yak 55 from then.
Will you ever do another Europe tour?
Hey flight test! I love your videos and I just wanted your opinion. I have the Horizon hobby duet, and I was think of getting the sports cub s micro version. Do you think that would be a next step plane for me? P.S. I really try to come to flight fest but I can't come 😢
I am 13 and am part of the AMA. I have a DX6 as well as 3 planes (a Supercub DSM, a Sport Cub and a Corsair) . I have been flying for about 2 years now and it is a lot of fun (not to mention stressful at times). I am hoping to get an EDF jet. What would you recommend?
and the great thing is you can make your foamies from EPP which means they bounce, so its good cheap fun for all...
Can you guys do a review of the art-tech diamond 2500 motorised glider?
Also try to find an SR UH-1 Huey gunship RTF and review it, and try to do more scale modern military helicopters and planes as well
Looks Fun !!!
i had a lovely piper cub, flyed so well but i found out the hard way that it doesn't like wind
Could you do a thermal video ( it's spring) it would be great
Wat the?? this kids are so good flying RC planes! and i'm here trying to learn to fly it for a year and a half!
I am thirteen from UK, good luck guys!
Please do more EDF. Specifically the F35 Lightning II with thrust vectoring (70mm fan). Also do more scale helicopters and fighters. Finally, try to build the Rc version of the first Avengers's quinjet
This was uploaded on my birthday :)
+DCRaider 177 happy birthday!
Little dude at 2:50 needs some aviators 8)
What i do hate though is when people my age try to show off and try to compete with you , Just have fun !
I wish there are more kids friendly transmitter, i found the full size or the normal transmitters too heavy for kids delicate hands and the switch positions are too far away risking them dropping the transmitter. Mine are 6 and 9 years old btw. The older brother are almost okay with the weight and the size.
It's funny cause every time I go to the field my dad also ask if he can fly and I say no and I feel bad but I know I'll be replacing a outrunner moter on my quadcopter or a arm. But in the end I know that's part of the hobby to crash and I was inspired by flite test to get into the hobby even tho they crash and have a good time at the end of the day
Man those kids have crazy skill. By the time there 13 they will be flying events.
Noah is actually already sponsored and flies at events! Crazy talent:)
older son does some crazy 3D! nice job :D
WOW those young fellas fly better than my mrs drives.great stuff
I might fly better the then once I finish troubleshooting my edf f-35
I'm 13 by the way messed up that sentence
Awesome!
I am 14 and I would love to be part of the future for flight test. I have a rc Cessna 172 and I have been flying for about a year. I would need a little more training tho.
How is called the plane that had the child of 8 years?
could you guys make a video on how to fly knife edge
that young fellah with the sunnies is siikkk haha legend I wear the same
:)
I’m a bit older than these guys but I’d love to fly with them.
could I please have the plans for that red and yellow plane?
awesome times
That kid is a better 3D pilot than all of you guys!
I'm a 13 year old boy that makes 20$ a month and I want to get into the hobby but since I don't make much money with chores is there any hope for me to get into the hobby?
Of course
There are radio systems out there for less than 50.00 dollars and electronics for another 50.00 so in 6 to 8 weeks you could be flying
The champ RTF
at 13 cant you get a paper round or mow lawns and stuff? That's how i'm saving up for a race quad :)
Yeah, you might have a chance. I make like 10 dollars a week and in about 5 weeks I got a plane that cost 50 dollars It was 3 channel but it was not for beginners but I saved for about 3 years and now I'm getting a real beginner plane one,
3D flying is so fun ❤️❤️❤️
How Cool Was That!!! I Dig It...😀
Can you build an Avro arrow model that flies?
They are very good.!
Hi, good looking kids, just wanted to start fpv, have any where I can go for it?
What is a good age to get into the hobby for kids
And what is the best ft plane for them
Nice Episode!
Btw the Acro Magnum is even better than the Magnum.
xXTheMysteryXx Even for beginners?
Balu Yes the group of our new kids built them last Saturday. The feature of ailerons is better for the learning process.
xXTheMysteryXx Thanks :).
that is a very lucky guy...really Bless by God. Have fun
Really awesome episode, those little guys put me to shame ;)
Please give buy link
they have been flying longer than they have been alive
Those little guys should try out FPV flying
love it
Cool video :)