Check out this rc warbird plane here: bit.ly/2TtDtBe LEARN MORE ABOUT THE ACADEMY OF MODEL AERONAUTICS HERE: join.modelaircraft.org/rc-saylors/ This is the Arrows F8F Bearcat rc warbird plane for under $200 with retracts!!! IT LOOKS SOOOO GOOD! With an 1100mm wingspan this rc plane is impressive. Let us know your thoughts about this warbird rc plane in the comments. Disclosure: This description box contains affiliate links. Check out this rc warbird plane here: bit.ly/2TtDtBe Battery: bit.ly/3iCjb2X Converter for battery: amzn.to/3zrQ9c7 Charger: bit.ly/3cFcDga Transmitter/Receiver combo: bit.ly/3xiqNLZ Hot glue Nate likes: amzn.to/3uFlo0b LEARN MORE ABOUT THE ACADEMY OF MODEL AERONAUTICS HERE: join.modelaircraft.org/rc-saylors/ The products in this video are rated for ages 14+. Support TheRcSaylors Patreon & Stickers | www.patreon.com/TheRcSaylors Merch | www.thercsaylorsyt.com/shirts Mail | 1140 Carter Ave, P.O. Box 361, Ashland, Kentucky 41101 Social Media TheRcSaylors Shorts | bit.ly/3rN37xp Facebook | facebook.com/thercsaylors Instagram | instagram.com/thercsaylors Twitter | twitter.com/thercsaylors Vlog and Live Channel | ruclips.net/user/TheSaylorsYTchannel SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR PATREON FAMILY!! Ryan Alexander, Terry Kellogg, That Guy With The Birds!, Wayne, Zachary Betz, Alan Savage, Barry Cragg, Brian Buckstiegel, Chris Hamlett, Chuck R, Danny bryant, Dat Nguyen, David Chenzoff, David Zachry, Don Burwell, Doug Dahlheimer, Eddy Sinclair, Gary Zion, Haar Bear, Jake Barnes, Jalen cruz, Jamey Crowl, Jay Crew, Jeff Acevedo, Jeff Buys, Jesper Larsen, john love, john salt, John Sammons, Jose Valentin, Kevin Trappen, Michael C McVicker, Mike Gaffney, Raymond Brancheau, Richard Bereczky, Richard Higginson, Robert Hipp, and Ron Erickson #rcplane #rcairplane #warbird
You must be the only pilot that's never heard of a Grumman F8F Bearcat !!!!!! They have been around since 1945 but presently very few are flying. The Blue Angels flew the Bearcats for a few years before transitioning into the jet era.This is a great looking model and your review was very on point and great price point, like everything else it's on back order....
The F8F Bearcat was one of the last piston engine fighters from the Grumman "Ironworks". A highly modified version named Rare Bear won the unlimited class at the Reno Air Races several times, and I believe still holds the piston engine speed record of 528+ mph. A famous warbird nicely modeled here. Thanks Nate & Abby for another great vid!👍
@@philbudne2095 Thanks Phil! Nice article. Here's one I found a while back, I love to re-read it once in a while... oldmachinepress.com/2012/08/29/one-second-on-the-course-with-dreadnought-by-tom-fey/
Arrows just keeps putting out the quality. I'd be perfectly happy just flying their planes. Bigfoot, Husky, Viper, super cool fun planes at really reasonable prices.
Anyone interested in Warbirds and Planes in general has heard on the Reno Air races. And the Reno Air races = Rare Bear!! The Bearcat with a Connie engine. Awesome to watch! And so is this F8F Bearcat! And yes I understand this plane requires a radio and receiver.
Yeah there are always some that will know it, but it is definitely less known than the more popular craft and most people haven't heard of this plane. Amazingly, there are less people into History than those that are! Just look at how we live day to day. Clearly people have forgotten what they learned in middle school out of their history books.
Look, if you are looking at an airplane of this caliber, you should not be new to the hobby and already know it doesn't come with a transmitter. If you are looking for this as a first plane and are upset that it doesn't come with a radio, well... There is a reason. My Habu came with a radio, it is a beginner jet. My mini P51 and mini F4U came with radios, they are beginner airplanes. Do not apologize for the lack of someone's understanding of the hobby. The 2 of you do a great job of breaking down the basics and have gone over the PNP, BNF, and RTF levels of completion. Always going to be someone who is unhappy.
Have you considered the Dynam Hawker Tempest at a similar price point and basically the same channel count. I don't think it has flaps? I think the Dynam is bigger and 4s capable as a trade off for no flaps tough. I have seen reviews online of the Dynam but I really trust you Nate and Abby. Thank you for helping me get into the hobby by reviewing the Volantex warbirds. I'm almost a year into my AMA experience and lover it. Part of a local RC club called "plane nuts"
Nate maybe do a review of the Arrows Pioneer RTR trainer, for those looking for a plane that comes complete with everything. i bought one just to have fun with it, it's so easy to fly my 5 year old grandson is having a blast with it, he can land and take off and fly around for 15 minutes with the assist of the gryo and when he lands and greases a landing the smile on his face is "PRICELESS".........
@@IJustGotHere hi Gary. Yes I do. It's set up, no maiden yet. 3S,2200. Still working a lot on my tail dragger landings. Just don't want to rip the re-trac's out :-) ..
Its best never to mention price anyways because these videos become Archived and as all you should know prices change over time. If you are interested in this plane or any plane, do your homework and shop around. Flite Test doesn't post prices eather. Getting upset doesn't matter if you see a 2 year old video and see the price has changed. BNF and RTF are two totally different deals. Unless it is a starter plane, it's not going to come with Transmitter and battery. Thats always been part of the hobby. I remember a day when all you got was a box of balsa wood, some plastic pieces and that was IT, everything else was separate. A ready to fly Balsa plane can easily run $800- $900, that still doesn't include fuel eather. The hobby has come a long way fellas.
The T-28 was my first ArrowsRC planes about 5 years ago. I skipped the Bearcat, I think because I had never heard of it as a WWII plane. (Same with the Tigercat) Having a career Air Force Fighter pilot dad I thought I knew every military aircraft ever made from 1914 to present, and I thought I’d been to every aircraft museum on the east coast. After you made the comment that you thought it reminded you as the T-28. I agreed and surmised that the Bearcat must’ve been a Naval trainer. After you did this 2nd video I started thinking- “T” is for “Trainer”, “F” is for “Fighter”. The Bearcat was a fighter that came out too late in WWII to see much action. It’s 20% lighter than the Hellcat, and the designers took things they liked from a captured FW-190 and incorporated those into the plane. Top speed was 450 mph. Your videos are always a big help, but now they’ve been educational. Thanks Nate. Thanks for making me think:
Nice review... I have a Arrows F8F Bearcat and had to add about 3 oz of weight in the cowl to balance it out with a Spektrum 2200 3S battery. Flys great!
@@nirlachman007 I fly all the Arrows warbirds on 4S, biggest battery they will hold. They all need nose weight. The Bearcat is the best flyer of them all, get one Nir.
I bought that same plane few months ago still have to Maiden it I believe these were the first planes that the Blue Angels used, hoping to get some good tips from you before I fly mine
I have this plane and you can use a 4c 2200 mah battery with it........ I called arrows and they said it was ok but plane may fly a little bit heavy.......mine flies great great on 4c batteries........
@@daviddou1408 My thoughts exactly. If you wanted to take the entire population of the planet into account, most people have never heard of a P-51 Mustang or Supermarine Spitfire. But if you are talking about airplane people, especially warbird fans, the statement that "most people have never heard of a Bearcat" is simply going to be incorrect, all day, every day.
For a warbird that size with retracts & flaps yeah I knew it wasn't a RTF version Still a pretty good deal for less than $200 I love Warbirds I'm seriously thinking about getting a T 28 as my second RC plane Cool warbird guys 🔥👍✌️
I really like Arrows RC for the price. Nice looking F8F, and they're not a warbird you see modeled a lot. Looks like a decent flyer, if a tiny bit twitchy. This would be a good candidate for an AS3X receiver or the LemonRx stabilized receiver.
Actually the Bearcat and the hellcat are very similar. I guess you could say the cat family. Let's be fair too those of us that have heard of these old planes are aging ourselves. Probably lol
Also wildcat. The only one different is the tigercat it's a twin heavy fighter. The others are very similar. I guess it's all the cats you didn't know. Lol
Another quality informative video guys. My 50mm Arrows Viper is on Pre Order thru your link. Can't wait to get my first Arrows product. The quality seems to be there and I need a small jet to fit where I fly.
Bearcat, last of the WW2 Grumman Fighters was used by other countries even after the war. Also, the Blue Angels used them for a few years so that says something for the aircraft. Nice plane guys.
Ive flown several 3s planes with 40amp esc on a 2200 4s battery with no over heating issue,s on the motor or esc so its really subjective and a persone needs to check it for over heating in like a minute flight test 1st to see if you can get away with running a 4s battery!
1. Tailwind takeoffs = nicht gute. 2. You're tail-happy - get a little weight in the nose. 3. Although very light and durable, it is a warbird - throttle on landing, please. 4. This airplane will fly brilliantly with a Lemon RC Stabilized Receiver. Plus, they're cheap. Gyros are, by the largest margin, the best thing to happen to RC in 40 years.
I think just the number of BNF planes makes me think receiver is an integral part of the plane. The moment you click and see PNP anyone reasonable would look it up I expect so no big deal and it does seem like a great value! My one grumble is calling things jets that only look like jets but have propellers. :P For a first warbird how much easier or more difficult would it be than the Trojan, particularly because of the gear? I kind of feel like I made things harder for myself starting with the Carbon Cub rather than the Aeroscout with some strange bounces on takeoff.
Hi-ho all.✨🤗✨ Regarding Nate's 'remark' concerning "Dynam" and "Durafly", would you say that, for all the 'newbies' just getting into this WONDERFUL hobby of RC FLYING of mostly PLANES, try to avoid disapointment and to get the biggest bang-for-your-buck, stay away from the afore mentioned product lines? I, my self, have purchased some of these planes, and they WERE fun to fly around, but like y'all have said in the past regarding the way these are made, not all that great for how much some of them can cost. In other words, I totally agree with your feeling, and I try to steer my people towards planes that I, personally, feel would be a much better value.
That is just wrong. You haven’t heard of it because it came very late in the war. It was intended to replace the Hellcat. It should have outperformed the Corsair and the Hellcat but hey, I wasn’t there.
RC manufacturers like horizon and Armma need to come up with different terminology. Ready to run means you have everything you need in the box no matter how you look at it. They need to come up with a new definition for their assembled completed cars that still require batteries and a charger. It's actually pretty shady
The Bearcat had the full canopy vs the Hellcat and the Wildcat, love your video. This is something to checkout on RUclips, Blue Angels Return to Their Roots: F8F Bearcat.
I don't think there is a plane you don.t enjoy Nate hi Abby! If this is your day job you've both got it made. And just think, you never nave to retire cause this is the hobby you retire for! Ralphie
Imo,.. I like radiomaster tx16s. It'll bind to almost everything on the market!! For reals.. Also spectrum is good but I'd choose tx16s over every available..
The same company that made the p51d mini mustang has a mini p-47 out right now y'all need to get it and can you do a review on it if y'all get it please
That little “spinner” is called a prop nut. Yes it’s tail heavy, warbirds don’t like being tail heavy, nose heavy plane will always fly! Also never take off with the wind. Always into the wind.
Anyone getting their panties in a bunch because you don't mention the price that would include batteries etc needs to go sit down and pee while we call the "Whambulance."
Hey Saylors, I have the Hobby Zone RTF Champ. I’m a newbie with Air RC but would like to purchase more. What would be the best bang for my buck for a BNF Transmitter? Keep up the great videos 👊🏻
If you want ease of use, and longevity of support, we say Slektrum. I recommend the NX series. Anything from the NX6 and up will work great! Buy within your budget of course, and if this is helpful at all, please consider purchasing through the link in the description box of this video - ruclips.net/video/pIFICrUG8JY/видео.html
taking about durafly, can you do a review on the durafly bf109 E? its one of the only bf109’s on the market and it’s a quite not well known version of the 109. BUT BEWARE! its a scale plane so i heard it has quite some torque on take off! (like the real plane)
Oh definitely not. Derafly and HobbyKing are worse than most off brand China companies. Their customer service is non existent and I'd never spend a penny of our hard earned money on them.. We did not always feel this way about them, but would never want our amazing viewers to waste money there. Happy Flying my friend 👍😁😎⚓
@@TheRcSaylors I disagree, I own the hobbyking 750mm Corsair and the durafly 1.1m bf109 and both fly super well and look very good. It’s a good company but quality control sadly just isn’t the best.
guys you can buy a CHEAP SMALL RC DROPPING UNIT. I have one on my Mini 2 drone. You hook it on there to the aircraft then you put what you want to drop in your case it would be little tiny nerf bombs. I know you fly the airplane and when you are close to where Abby could take her pictures you hit the button and they fall off when you can play bomb target
Simply a GREAT warbird ! Now..., do you know how much this beauty costs in UK ( England ) ..... ? Let me tell you : GBP 188,59 ..... In USD ..... 262 ...... That sucks ...... I presume .... :-( :-(
talk to a local hobby guy and or shop, I am a hard head back yard hobbyist have always made my own stuff from other kits and parts, but much cheaper going this way starter route my drag slash is like in the 1500 mark all hand-built nice car but way more than needed and a little depressing when it breaks, boats same planes same any RC have fun and there is always builder kits just for fun slow winter builds,
Willing to bet money there are more people that didn't know about this bird than people that do. I think that is the issue with the world today. Everyone believes that others think the way they do, or should. We have numbers backing up what we stated, but you are entitled to your opinion just the same 👍😁😎⚓
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Awesome video! Good job!
You must be the only pilot that's never heard of a Grumman F8F Bearcat !!!!!! They have been around since 1945 but presently very few are flying. The Blue Angels flew the Bearcats for a few years before transitioning into the jet era.This is a great looking model and your review was very on point and great price point, like everything else it's on back order....
The F8F Bearcat was one of the last piston engine fighters from the Grumman "Ironworks". A highly modified version named Rare Bear won the unlimited class at the Reno Air Races several times, and I believe still holds the piston engine speed record of 528+ mph. A famous warbird nicely modeled here. Thanks Nate & Abby for another great vid!👍
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rare_Bear
@@philbudne2095 Thanks Phil! Nice article. Here's one I found a while back, I love to re-read it once in a while...
oldmachinepress.com/2012/08/29/one-second-on-the-course-with-dreadnought-by-tom-fey/
I'm actually thinking about getting this one. Awesome video!
Nice!
Only a newby has never heard of the Bearcat.
Arrows just keeps putting out the quality. I'd be perfectly happy just flying their planes. Bigfoot, Husky, Viper, super cool fun planes at really reasonable prices.
Anyone interested in Warbirds and Planes in general has heard on the Reno Air races. And the Reno Air races = Rare Bear!! The Bearcat with a Connie engine. Awesome to watch! And so is this F8F Bearcat! And yes I understand this plane requires a radio and receiver.
Only those not into aviation or ww2 havent heard of the bearcat.
Yeah there are always some that will know it, but it is definitely less known than the more popular craft and most people haven't heard of this plane. Amazingly, there are less people into History than those that are! Just look at how we live day to day. Clearly people have forgotten what they learned in middle school out of their history books.
Thanks Nate...I am waiting for Fedex to deliver it today ...yayayyy
Kinda early squad where you guys at happy flying all 😎😎😎😎⚓️⚓️⚓️⚓️
Tough looking warbird!
Look, if you are looking at an airplane of this caliber, you should not be new to the hobby and already know it doesn't come with a transmitter. If you are looking for this as a first plane and are upset that it doesn't come with a radio, well... There is a reason. My Habu came with a radio, it is a beginner jet. My mini P51 and mini F4U came with radios, they are beginner airplanes. Do not apologize for the lack of someone's understanding of the hobby. The 2 of you do a great job of breaking down the basics and have gone over the PNP, BNF, and RTF levels of completion. Always going to be someone who is unhappy.
Your price quotes are perfectly clear ( some people just like to complain ) also I bought 1 its very cool.
Have you considered the Dynam Hawker Tempest at a similar price point and basically the same channel count. I don't think it has flaps? I think the Dynam is bigger and 4s capable as a trade off for no flaps tough. I have seen reviews online of the Dynam but I really trust you Nate and Abby. Thank you for helping me get into the hobby by reviewing the Volantex warbirds. I'm almost a year into my AMA experience and lover it. Part of a local RC club called "plane nuts"
Nate maybe do a review of the Arrows Pioneer RTR trainer, for those looking for a plane that comes complete with everything. i bought one just to have fun with it, it's so easy to fly my 5 year old grandson is having a blast with it, he can land and take off and fly around for 15 minutes with the assist of the gryo and when he lands and greases a landing the smile on his face is "PRICELESS".........
This Bearcat, she is totally. Much I am liking her.
an excellent plane that flies great ! It does need nose weight to CG/fly correctly.
Do you have this?
@@IJustGotHere hi Gary. Yes I do. It's set up, no maiden yet. 3S,2200. Still working a lot on my tail dragger landings. Just don't want to rip the re-trac's out :-) ..
Regarding saying $199 just specify what you get when you give a price to avoid confusion with any nubies.
Can you please review a rtf plane
This plane looks awesome!
Another sweet War Bird. Looks really good. Big shout out to Abby for the great camera work too. ✨✅✨Your both Awesome!
Its best never to mention price anyways because these videos become Archived and as all you should know prices change over time. If you are interested in this plane or any plane, do your homework and shop around. Flite Test doesn't post prices eather. Getting upset doesn't matter if you see a 2 year old video and see the price has changed. BNF and RTF are two totally different deals. Unless it is a starter plane, it's not going to come with Transmitter and battery. Thats always been part of the hobby. I remember a day when all you got was a box of balsa wood, some plastic pieces and that was IT, everything else was separate. A ready to fly Balsa plane can easily run $800- $900, that still doesn't include fuel eather. The hobby has come a long way fellas.
The T-28 was my first ArrowsRC planes about 5 years ago. I skipped the Bearcat, I think because I had never heard of it as a WWII plane. (Same with the Tigercat) Having a career Air Force Fighter pilot dad I thought I knew every military aircraft ever made from 1914 to present, and I thought I’d been to every aircraft museum on the east coast.
After you made the comment that you thought it reminded you as the T-28. I agreed and surmised that the Bearcat must’ve been a Naval trainer. After you did this 2nd video I started thinking- “T” is for “Trainer”, “F” is for “Fighter”. The Bearcat was a fighter that came out too late in WWII to see much action. It’s 20% lighter than the Hellcat, and the designers took things they liked from a captured FW-190 and incorporated those into the plane.
Top speed was 450 mph.
Your videos are always a big help, but now they’ve been educational. Thanks Nate. Thanks for making me think:
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Who in the hell hasn’t heard of a Bearcat? 🤦🏻♂️
Hello my favorite ppl!
Can't wait to get one, after I stop crashing in the trainer SIM.
200 bucks with retracts? I'd buy it bnf or pnp
Great plane ✌️✈️
Nice review... I have a Arrows F8F Bearcat and had to add about 3 oz of weight in the cowl to balance it out with a Spektrum 2200 3S battery. Flys great!
LOVE me a good Warbird, AGAIN!! Still prefer a BEARCLAW!! THANKS SAYLORS for the FUN second look!! 💟👍😘
3200 4S is the ticket Nate. That ESC can handle it and the plane loves the weight.
Did you try it actually?
@@nirlachman007 I fly all the Arrows warbirds on 4S, biggest battery they will hold. They all need nose weight. The Bearcat is the best flyer of them all, get one Nir.
@@billshepard2908 thanks! are using the stock ESC or you did some upgrades?
@@nirlachman007 Stock, just don't firewall it all the time. Dan with Hobbyzone told me many people are doing it without problems.
@@nirlachman007 On the Bearcat I prefer 3200 4S
this looks like my old fms hell cat i bought 9 years ago... extremely solid plane...
I bought that same plane few months ago still have to Maiden it I believe these were the first planes that the Blue Angels used, hoping to get some good tips from you before I fly mine
Actually the Blue Angels flew the Hellcat before advancing into the Bearcats.......
It's just a way for them to make it look like it cost less than it actually cost. And in fraction is not $650. It's 900 bucks lol
I have this plane and you can use a 4c 2200 mah battery with it........ I called arrows and they said it was ok but plane may fly a little bit heavy.......mine flies great great on 4c batteries........
Great flying & video Nate & Abby God bless 😎👍🛩
Of course I've heard of the Bearcat! Sjeeez :-P
Good looking plane with nice details, love the retracts!
Who has never heard of a bearcat? Bizarre title.
Maybe you have, but most have not 🤔👍😁😎⚓
@@TheRcSaylors Your'e basing that assumption on what? Did you conduct a survey, or are you putting forth an opinion as a fact, maybe?
@@daviddou1408 My thoughts exactly. If you wanted to take the entire population of the planet into account, most people have never heard of a P-51 Mustang or Supermarine Spitfire. But if you are talking about airplane people, especially warbird fans, the statement that "most people have never heard of a Bearcat" is simply going to be incorrect, all day, every day.
Nice day, nice flying. Allergies ❓❓❓ alot of throat 🤧 stay well Saylor's. ⚓⚓👍💚👍⚓⚓.
Some good flying there fella :) lovely plane to
Thank you very much!!
For a warbird that size with retracts & flaps yeah I knew it wasn't a RTF version Still a pretty good deal for less than $200 I love Warbirds I'm seriously thinking about getting a T 28 as my second RC plane Cool warbird guys 🔥👍✌️
Plane looks awesome for $200! Awesome video once again 👏
I really like Arrows RC for the price. Nice looking F8F, and they're not a warbird you see modeled a lot. Looks like a decent flyer, if a tiny bit twitchy. This would be a good candidate for an AS3X receiver or the LemonRx stabilized receiver.
Actually the Bearcat and the hellcat are very similar. I guess you could say the cat family. Let's be fair too those of us that have heard of these old planes are aging ourselves. Probably lol
Lol, maybe! That's pretty cool though! I can definitely see all of the similarities! 👍😎⚓
As alway cool stuff and good flying thanks. You guys alway make me want to expand my collection
Yes and don’t forget the.G F7 Tiger Cat
Your right I did forget the tigercat
Also wildcat. The only one different is the tigercat it's a twin heavy fighter. The others are very similar. I guess it's all the cats you didn't know. Lol
Another quality informative video guys. My 50mm Arrows Viper is on Pre Order thru your link. Can't wait to get my first Arrows product. The quality seems to be there and I need a small jet to fit where I fly.
Bearcat, last of the WW2 Grumman Fighters was used by other countries even after the war. Also, the Blue Angels used them for a few years so that says something for the aircraft. Nice plane guys.
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I like and looks great in the air too AWESOME enjoying watching now nice and 👍👍👍👍👍👍👌😁😎😊❤️🛫 awesome video Nate and Abby think you guys
I would get something like this to get my dad back into flying rc planes. He hasn't flown in 15-20 years.
Awesome flight and great skills! 😊👍 very nice video 👏🏁
What's your favorite recommendation for a park/school flyer (I can fly anything)?
What is you favorite style of plane? Old, new, prop, jet, stol, military, or civilian?
@@IJustGotHere Jet
...but I'd want retracts. So, park flyer jet or fast plane with retracts.
Arrows Viper is awesome! Not sure about a park flyer with retracts.
@@IJustGotHere Thanks. Ill check out!
Nice but I'd have an issue with orientation...need a clear-cut top and bottom especially with the sun behind the plane.
Nice Hellcat love it Nate !99.99 is an awesome price looks like it flies great looks awesome. OH! it's a Bearcat F8F wow the is neat Nate.
Ive flown several 3s planes with 40amp esc on a 2200 4s battery with no over heating issue,s on the motor or esc so its really subjective and a persone needs to check it for over heating in like a minute flight test 1st to see if you can get away with running a 4s battery!
Great looking warbird! I have a 1100mm P40 to maiden but maybe the Bearcat is next!
1. Tailwind takeoffs = nicht gute.
2. You're tail-happy - get a little weight in the nose.
3. Although very light and durable, it is a warbird - throttle on landing, please.
4. This airplane will fly brilliantly with a Lemon RC Stabilized Receiver. Plus, they're cheap. Gyros are, by the largest margin, the best thing to happen to RC in 40 years.
I think just the number of BNF planes makes me think receiver is an integral part of the plane. The moment you click and see PNP anyone reasonable would look it up I expect so no big deal and it does seem like a great value! My one grumble is calling things jets that only look like jets but have propellers. :P
For a first warbird how much easier or more difficult would it be than the Trojan, particularly because of the gear? I kind of feel like I made things harder for myself starting with the Carbon Cub rather than the Aeroscout with some strange bounces on takeoff.
Hi-ho all.✨🤗✨
Regarding Nate's 'remark' concerning "Dynam" and "Durafly", would you say that, for all the 'newbies' just getting into this WONDERFUL hobby of RC FLYING of mostly PLANES, try to avoid disapointment and to get the biggest bang-for-your-buck, stay away from the afore mentioned product lines?
I, my self, have purchased some of these planes, and they WERE fun to fly around, but like y'all have said in the past regarding the way these are made, not all that great for how much some of them can cost. In other words, I totally agree with your feeling, and I try to steer my people towards planes that I, personally, feel would be a much better value.
Who never heard of it ?
I think most people who ever shopped for any RC devices knows most do not come with a battery or controller!
Looked like you should've put some up trim for no flaps and mixed in down when using flaps.
Bearcat didn't see much combat with the United States. But it was an incredible airplane.
I actually never heard of the bearcat I think the corsair out shined it which is why
That is just wrong. You haven’t heard of it because it came very late in the war. It was intended to replace the Hellcat. It should have outperformed the Corsair and the Hellcat but hey, I wasn’t there.
Oh, the ignorance...
That does look like a hellcat. Probably the bear cats is hellcats big brother or some thing.
Thats exactly what it was. All built by the grumman ironworks.
It's my favorite war bird, so price & how it's equipped (BNF or PNP) is not a consideration for me 😜
Little expo probly fly awsome I'm buy-in thru your link
Thanks Eric, you rock! You’ll love this bird! 👍😎⚓️
Hmmm. Looking on their site I also see a similarly speced F4U. Which to get....which to get. BTW your pricing os clear.
RC manufacturers like horizon and Armma need to come up with different terminology. Ready to run means you have everything you need in the box no matter how you look at it. They need to come up with a new definition for their assembled completed cars that still require batteries and a charger. It's actually pretty shady
The Bearcat had the full canopy vs the Hellcat and the Wildcat, love your video. This is something to checkout on RUclips, Blue Angels Return to Their Roots: F8F Bearcat.
I don't think there is a plane you don.t enjoy Nate hi Abby! If this is your day job you've both got it made. And just think, you never nave to retire cause this is the hobby you retire for! Ralphie
I want to get into airplanes so what is a good choice? I have no price limit. Also are they hard to land?
How hard is it to install your own receiver? I think this is what keeps me from buying a PNP airplane. Also, how do you program a receiver?
Rtf please
Cool
I've been trying to decide on a plane to get and I'm not sure which one. I need one with a lot of flying time.
1st timer on planes, which remote/receiver do you suggest maybe 2 or 3 to compare. Thanks
Imo,.. I like radiomaster tx16s. It'll bind to almost everything on the market!!
For reals..
Also spectrum is good but I'd choose tx16s over every available..
I quite like this warbird I see their taking preorders do you know if they ship this RC internationally ?
Grate vid😎🤟😃😀😌😁
wow so here i was soo surprised it was under $200 for all that plane, I guess people always expect too much for very lil lol
Just wondering, are you still not using ID?
This is an older video. 💯⚓️
Hobbyzone just discontinued this model. So disappointing
Can this be used with a receiver with gyro/AS3X? Cheers
Does it have a gyro as standard package ?
Cheers
Thanks Nate...your alright I don't care what Abby's says
Holy cow do you think it's still there
The same company that made the p51d mini mustang has a mini p-47 out right now y'all need to get it and can you do a review on it if y'all get it please
Nice find. Just ordered one with 3 batteries. Only $105.00 after using 1950 banggood points. Thanks.
That little “spinner” is called a prop nut. Yes it’s tail heavy, warbirds don’t like being tail heavy, nose heavy plane will always fly! Also never take off with the wind. Always into the wind.
Anyone getting their panties in a bunch because you don't mention the price that would include batteries etc needs to go sit down and pee while we call the "Whambulance."
Hey Saylors, I have the Hobby Zone RTF Champ. I’m a newbie with Air RC but would like to purchase more. What would be the best bang for my buck for a BNF Transmitter? Keep up the great videos 👊🏻
If you want ease of use, and longevity of support, we say Slektrum. I recommend the NX series. Anything from the NX6 and up will work great! Buy within your budget of course, and if this is helpful at all, please consider purchasing through the link in the description box of this video - ruclips.net/video/pIFICrUG8JY/видео.html
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It's a preorder supposedly available in July... But which July? 2025? Been down that street before.
They are just on backorder. I spoke with them and they said in about two weeks they will be back in stock 👍😁😎⚓
taking about durafly, can you do a review on the durafly bf109 E? its one of the only bf109’s on the market and it’s a quite not well known version of the 109. BUT BEWARE! its a scale plane so i heard it has quite some torque on take off! (like the real plane)
Oh definitely not. Derafly and HobbyKing are worse than most off brand China companies. Their customer service is non existent and I'd never spend a penny of our hard earned money on them.. We did not always feel this way about them, but would never want our amazing viewers to waste money there. Happy Flying my friend 👍😁😎⚓
@@TheRcSaylors I disagree, I own the hobbyking 750mm Corsair and the durafly 1.1m bf109 and both fly super well and look very good. It’s a good company but quality control sadly just isn’t the best.
Your late to the game Nate! This plane has been out for a couple of years. Lots of reviews
How fast is it?
150kph in a straight line (about 90mph)
guys you can buy a CHEAP SMALL RC DROPPING UNIT.
I have one on my Mini 2 drone. You hook it on there to the aircraft then you put what you want to drop in your case it would be little tiny nerf bombs.
I know you fly the airplane and when you are close to where Abby could take her pictures you hit the button and they fall off when you can play bomb target
Simply a GREAT warbird !
Now..., do you know how much this beauty costs in UK ( England ) ..... ?
Let me tell you : GBP 188,59 .....
In USD ..... 262 ......
That sucks ...... I presume ....
:-( :-(
Where are you seeing this for sale at that price in the UK? Cheers
@@M4rkmcc21 here :
wheelspinmodels.co.uk/i/313250/
Happy flying !
Also these planes fly much better on a 3200 3s battery all the way forward
talk to a local hobby guy and or shop, I am a hard head back yard hobbyist have always made my own stuff from other kits and parts, but much cheaper going this way starter route my drag slash is like in the 1500 mark all hand-built nice car but way more than needed and a little depressing when it breaks, boats same planes same any RC have fun and there is always builder kits just for fun slow winter builds,
We all know about it except you i guess, airframe availability parts are rarely in stock
Willing to bet money there are more people that didn't know about this bird than people that do. I think that is the issue with the world today. Everyone believes that others think the way they do, or should. We have numbers backing up what we stated, but you are entitled to your opinion just the same 👍😁😎⚓