Anyone know anything about remote control airplanes?

[Anonymous]

I would like to purchase a remote control airplane for my husband and son for Easter..



They already have a remote control truck, but my husband doesn't know much about airplanes..



We saw one in a park last summer that could fly high and drop water balloons..



That is the type I would like to get for them..



I haven't set a budget yet because I don't know anything about them including where to buy them..



Any advice any poster can offer would be a big help.

[Vancouver]

I have seen one guy fly a remote plane at the park. Have no Idea how they levitate. Remote helicopters have their propellers. How in the world does a remote airplane fly?



Anyways, I think fasionista should get a quality one. Spend at least $250.

[Odinson]

I would like to purchase a remote control airplane for my husband and son for Easter..



They already have a remote control truck, but my husband doesn't know much about airplanes..



We saw one in a park last summer that could fly high and drop water balloons..



That is the type I would like to get for them..



I haven't set a budget yet because I don't know anything about them including where to buy them..



Any advice any poster can offer would be a big help.

I have no idea when the easter is but you should order a RC-plane from the web.



The most fancy airplanes are most likely made by the owner.

[Anonymous]

I have seen one guy fly a remote plane at the park. Have no Idea how they levitate. Remote helicopters have their propellers. How in the world does a remote airplane fly?



Anyways, I think fasionista should get a quality one. Spend at least $250.

I am sure you are right VancouverGuy, but what stores sell them?



None of the big chain stores like Walmart, Best Buy, Visions, Future Shop etc  seem to sell them.

[Anonymous]

I would like to purchase a remote control airplane for my husband and son for Easter..



They already have a remote control truck, but my husband doesn't know much about airplanes..



We saw one in a park last summer that could fly high and drop water balloons..



That is the type I would like to get for them..



I haven't set a budget yet because I don't know anything about them including where to buy them..



Any advice any poster can offer would be a big help.

I have no idea when the easter is but you should order a RC-plane from the web.



The most fancy airplanes are most likely made by the owner.

The last Friday in March is Easter Friday this year..



I do not want to order something from the net that I don't know anything about..



I would like to find a place that sells them and then order one from the internet.

[Odinson]

I would like to purchase a remote control airplane for my husband and son for Easter..



They already have a remote control truck, but my husband doesn't know much about airplanes..



We saw one in a park last summer that could fly high and drop water balloons..



That is the type I would like to get for them..



I haven't set a budget yet because I don't know anything about them including where to buy them..



Any advice any poster can offer would be a big help.

I have no idea when the easter is but you should order a RC-plane from the web.



The most fancy airplanes are most likely made by the owner.

The last Friday in March is Easter Friday this year..



I do not want to order something from the net that I don't know anything about..



I would like to find a place that sells them and then order one from the internet.

There are brochures and user ratings.

I know a guy who is an airplane-mechanic for the Finnair.

He builds these remote controlled air-planes as a hobby.



He made a messerschmidt bf109 which is a WW2 luftwaffen fighter.

[Anonymous]

I have no idea when the easter is but you should order a RC-plane from the web.



The most fancy airplanes are most likely made by the owner.

The last Friday in March is Easter Friday this year..



I do not want to order something from the net that I don't know anything about..



I would like to find a place that sells them and then order one from the internet.

There are brochures and user ratings.I know a guy who is an airplane-mechanic for the Finnair.

He builds these remote controlled air-planes as a hobby.



He made a messerschmidt bf109 which is a WW2 luftwaffen fighter.

Where are they Mr Odinson?



It doesn't have to look like a fighter plane, but it has to have the ability to drop water balloons..



I might consider placing an order with your friend if I can't find one I like in Canada.

[Anonymous]

I have seen one guy fly a remote plane at the park. Have no Idea how they levitate. Remote helicopters have their propellers. How in the world does a remote airplane fly?



Anyways, I think fasionista should get a quality one. Spend at least $250.

That is probably the low end for what Fash wants it to do.

[Anonymous]

I have seen one guy fly a remote plane at the park. Have no Idea how they levitate. Remote helicopters have their propellers. How in the world does a remote airplane fly?



Anyways, I think fasionista should get a quality one. Spend at least $250.

That is probably the low end for what Fash wants it to do.

I don`t have any idea seoulbro..



This weekend I will start doing some research into remote control planes..



I hope I can get an idea of what kind of planes are available and how much they cost.

[Zetsu]

It might be better to buy the best value ready to fly kits from online instead of the limited options from retail, unless there's some pro hobby shop around.



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[Anonymous]

It might be better to buy the best value ready to fly kits from online instead of the limited options from retail, unless there's some pro hobby shop around.



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Thank you, thank you, thank you so much Mr Zetsu..



I had a feeling you might know something about this..



You seem like one of those boys that knows something about almost everything..



Have a great weekend Zetsu, I am on my way to meet Pinay for lunch.

 :D

[Frost]

I would suggest a trainer plane, and not that expensive for a first one, they get smashed up fast .

Your still spending around $100 or more for a good one. You can find some cheaper also that are decent, but something nice looking is usually a little more.

I don't fly them, but have talked to a few that have, and that's the advice they always gave me.

They all crash, even the pros.

[Anonymous]

I would suggest a trainer plane, and not that expensive for a first one, they get smashed up fast .

Your still spending around $100 or more for a good one. You can find some cheaper also that are decent, but something nice looking is usually a little more.

I don't fly them, but have talked to a few that have, and that's the advice they always gave me.

They all crash, even the pros.

Thanks for the advice Mr Blue.

 :)

[Frost]

Your very welcome.

Yeah they are expensive, and starters are the way to go since it will likely get smashed up sometime.

I found it to expensive to get into myself, but it's fun.

[Frost]

Yes, they make them just for beginners to learn with before going to harder to fly ones, and more expensive.