RC plane with battery and charger 39.90

tedinde

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I bought 2 cb's and 1 radar detector from them on 2 of jokers links in the past year, both cb's didnt work, and the radar detector wouldnt even go off if it was on the cops dash.

No RMA's, this place sells nothing but junk
 

cheetoden

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Oct 9, 1999
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THIS B-29 HAS A WINGSPAN OF OVER 42''!

B-29 Super Fortress Bomber was designed based on the real B-29 Super Fortress Bomber, which has high fidelity of the real plane both in appearance and performance.
Mainly fabricated with EPS and PSP foaming airframe which is Ultra-Light and can cut right thru the wind!
Although it requires very little setup time, this B-29 Super Fortress airplane is equipped with some impressive features.
Features:
Full Function Radio Controlled
Altitude and Rotor Speed Control
Super Tough, Lightweight Airframe
All Molded Plastic and Foam Construction
Brake for Easy Landing
80% Factory Preassembled
Charges in Just Minutes
Flight time 5-6 minutes
Maximum Operating Range: 1500 feet
Dimensions: 30"L x 42"W x 6"H
Accessories:
Ergonomic Remote Controller (FULL FUNCTION)
7.2V Rechargeable RC Battery
Battery Charger Adapter (110V)
9V Remote Controller Battery
Owners Manual



Flight time: 5-6 minutes. Then I suppose it crashes into a pile of rubble.
 

Netgeek

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They list "Brake for easy landing". That probably means you control left/right and throttle (i.e. no throttle = brake). I would expect this plane to be difficult to handle since there is no elevator control.
 

cheesehead

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There's no real control at all, but that does'nt mean that it's not fun to fly. If you really want to fly, go out and spend 200$ on a SlowStick/lithium combo, but if you want a cheap toy, buy one of these.
Oh, and for the record: HobbyPeople (http://n.ethz.ch/student/mmoeller/fms/index_e.html) are selling a micro RC airplane (~9"wingspan) for the same price. You can get a "Z-plane"(another micro plane) for about 30$, but they're junk and not worth buying.
Oh, and for those who want to try flying an RC plane on the cheap: there's some freeware here (http://n.ethz.ch/student/mmoeller/fms/index_e.html) called FMS. It's spyware-free, and actually works quite well. There are hundreds of downloadable planes on the web, and it can use many different types of remote controllers as joysticks.
 

chuckyH

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Originally posted by: Cheesehead
There's no real control at all, but that does'nt mean that it's not fun to fly. If you really want to fly, go out and spend 200$ on a SlowStick/lithium combo, but if you want a cheap toy, buy one of these.
Oh, and for the record: HobbyPeople (http://n.ethz.ch/student/mmoeller/fms/index_e.html) are selling a micro RC airplane (~9"wingspan) for the same price. You can get a "Z-plane"(another micro plane) for about 30$, but they're junk and not worth buying.
Oh, and for those who want to try flying an RC plane on the cheap: there's some freeware here (http://n.ethz.ch/student/mmoeller/fms/index_e.html) called FMS. It's spyware-free, and actually works quite well. There are hundreds of downloadable planes on the web, and it can use many different types of remote controllers as joysticks.


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