KFPlane F-35 Fighter 4CH 6-Axis Gyro RTF Beginner Jet - Review Part 2 - What a Fun Little Parkjet!
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KFPlane F-35 Fighter 4CH 6-Axis Gyro RTF Beginner Jet - Review Part 2 - What a Fun Little Parkjet!
Description:
Brand: KFPLANE
Model: KF605 Fighter
Color: Black
Remote control frequency: 2.4GHz
Product Size: 38*32*12cm
Battery life: about 15 minutes
Body Battery: 3.7V 600mAh
Remote control distance: about 150 meters
Charging time: about 60 minutes
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I always forget my timer too. That’s a great plane and well flown.
Thank you much Philip! I'm having a blast with this Plane ;-) See you in the Air!
Sounds good too.
Great flying an review, amazing how those tiny 1s batteries last. Been digging My UMX F-22, can't seem to kill it or have it fly away?
Beauty GCRC, have You noticed the new Eachine micro P-47 on Bangood of late? Ooh-YeeeeeaaahhHH!
Thanks Jono! My new favorite Beginner Parkjet! I would never have guessed this would get over 10 minutes of flight time spinning two motors. I guess these LIPOs are getting better and better. I saw that Eachine Mini P-47 and put a bug in their ear. We'll see if I get one to review ;-) Hopefully! See you in the Air!
That is a great flight! Are you flying this plane with a TX16S?
Thank You Much!
No, just the stock TX as I couldn't find support for this one in Multi-Module.
It would be even better with the TX16S but it still flies great with just the stock TX.
See you in the Air!
@@GroundControlRC Oh my! Stock TX ⁈ Great piloting skills.
@@pdog19591 Thank You Much!
Looks like it's flying MUCH better. I guess you had it in low-rate mode before in part 1?
That's about the best diff-thrust bird I have seen so far. Remember the P-38?
Is there a manual mode?
Happy flying.
It flies much better with that High Alpha dialed out. I flew it mostly in High Rate in the first flight session as the turn radius in Low Rate was just to large. I remember that P-38 ;-) Mine had so many airframe problems I finally gave up on it. I figured it would take less time to just design and build one ;-) No Manual Mode on this one, just High Rate and Low Rate. I think it's the easiest to fly Beginner Parkjet I've flown so far. See you in the Air!
Hows the return button? Is it function?
I've don't remember the return button working on this plane.
Others have stated theirs worked.
I've always found the return button to be hit and miss as to how well it works on all the planes I've tested with that function.
Hi there another great video. The problem for me would be the fact that because I fly from a grass field the undercarriage becomes a liability therefore flying without an undercarriage would I’m sure damage the props so although I’m tempted maybe sense will prevail ( maybe not) however I have to say good value for money, and fly’s remarkable well.
Hi Michael! If I had a nice grassy area to land in I would remove the landing gear and save some weight. I land my GFS Parkjets out here with just small landing skids and I'm surprised I've never broken a prop on landing. I tend to land with the plane in a bit of High Alpha and just plop it down so I'm not dragging the prop a long way on this hard pack. It does fly nice doesn't it ;-) I like it best with the High Alpha trimmed out it and then it flies like a normal Parkjet.
@@GroundControlRC the trim out made all the difference, it flew much more scale like and with more authority to boot, if you can link it to the TX16 it will be mighty tempting, you notice I’m already weakening and yes I wondered weather a flare out might work I imagine being so light it will be pretty durable.
@@michaelwheatland4565 Resistance is Futile ;-) It's made of EPP Foam which is the most durable Foam I've seen. Sadly, I tried binding to the TX16S last night and could not find any protocol that worked. I was really hoping to fly it with the TX16S. I hope they will have this plane supported not too far off in the future. That will make it even better.
@@GroundControlRC my second name ‘futile’. 😂