Hello, I'm a beginner bought 2- small beginner four channel planes lost one in 3 minutes wind took it and that was sad. And they are over a $100 and bought one 2 of these fx 2 ch planes to atleast have some fun while studying a simulator kit that I was recommended to do. And also lost those as well. Then I came apon your videos. Thoe these are low priced maybe kids toys and do fly nice till I lost them in the wind you took the time to help see how to make them fly better and explain about these planes thanks to you I purchased a few more and have experimented and listened to your advise and I must say it is great advise and been looking for more of your videos of these planes . I know they are not close to flying the more advanced rc planes. Atleast it's enjoyable and fun to atleast control a plane for starters while one is learning. thank you very much and please do continue with your videos👍
@jamesvillasenor9192 I know your pain. I ve had no luck with building with foamboard, so I decided to buy 3 styles to learn from. A jet, cesna, and a flying wing. I have the jet in the video. I nearly lost it. As stated it was going for the heavens. I had no problem with it flying versus my builds crashing right after take off. It got so high, it would not come down, regardless of the throttle. The wind glided it away. I killed the throttle hoping to recover it. I was running with the controller and trying to bring it down. I was at a local park and it was heading towards the end of the park by the highway. It flew behind a tree blocking my view however I could see it started to go down. It was seriously really far away, I got to the area behind the tree. I thought for sure it went on the highway, and the area was covered with high grass and growing sunflowers. So no visible way to find it, then I had a thought, it was still good on batteries. So I throttled up on the controller, to see if could hear it, and sure enough I did. I found it, I was very lucky. I am sorry you lost your planes but I wanted you to know I understand your pain. @PropsWheels thanks for the suggestion, I knew I wasnt able to fly the plane if it was windy without taking a chance on losing it. It makes since to increase the nose weight, I didnt think about it being tail heavy to cause the issue. Ill have to try the 10 cent fix and let you know how it goes.
It definitely helps! I inserted the dime horizontally into the fuselage after a broke the nose. The trick is to put it in the area just forward of the leading edge on the canopy. Also no need for landing gear. Use a 1S 350Mah battery.
The dime at the nose made mine a bit too fast for our local park, so I reduced the weight using some small washers instead. I never used the wheels on this one! Cheers mate! :)
Hi everybody! I found one of these at the top of a tree and I intended to use another Ghz transmitter that I have, from those old HM830 rc paper airplane. My guess (wrong I see) is that "most" GHz transmitters and receivers talk and pair. Yes, I'm like below zero knowledge on transmitters. I'm confident that the battery and airplane are okay because the battery isn't inflated and the airplane spins soflty the porpellers if I turn it on while charging. Only, while charging. Any helpful ideas for using the plane? Any "universal" remote that wouldn't empty my wallet for just a lost & found toy??? Many many thanks in advance!!
I put some blue tak on mine just by the front wheel. Flys much better now. Great video
Hello, I'm a beginner bought 2- small beginner four channel planes lost one in 3 minutes wind took it and that was sad. And they are over a $100 and bought one 2 of these fx 2 ch planes to atleast have some fun while studying a simulator kit that I was recommended to do. And also lost those as well. Then I came apon your videos. Thoe these are low priced maybe kids toys and do fly nice till I lost them in the wind you took the time to help see how to make them fly better and explain about these planes thanks to you I purchased a few more and have experimented and listened to your advise and I must say it is great advise and been looking for more of your videos of these planes . I know they are not close to flying the more advanced rc planes. Atleast it's enjoyable and fun to atleast control a plane for starters while one is learning. thank you very much and please do continue with your videos👍
@jamesvillasenor9192 I know your pain. I ve had no luck with building with foamboard, so I decided to buy 3 styles to learn from. A jet, cesna, and a flying wing. I have the jet in the video. I nearly lost it. As stated it was going for the heavens. I had no problem with it flying versus my builds crashing right after take off. It got so high, it would not come down, regardless of the throttle. The wind glided it away. I killed the throttle hoping to recover it. I was running with the controller and trying to bring it down. I was at a local park and it was heading towards the end of the park by the highway. It flew behind a tree blocking my view however I could see it started to go down. It was seriously really far away, I got to the area behind the tree. I thought for sure it went on the highway, and the area was covered with high grass and growing sunflowers. So no visible way to find it, then I had a thought, it was still good on batteries. So I throttled up on the controller, to see if could hear it, and sure enough I did. I found it, I was very lucky. I am sorry you lost your planes but I wanted you to know I understand your pain. @PropsWheels thanks for the suggestion, I knew I wasnt able to fly the plane if it was windy without taking a chance on losing it. It makes since to increase the nose weight, I didnt think about it being tail heavy to cause the issue. Ill have to try the 10 cent fix and let you know how it goes.
It definitely helps! I inserted the dime horizontally into the fuselage after a broke the nose. The trick is to put it in the area just forward of the leading edge on the canopy. Also no need for landing gear. Use a 1S 350Mah battery.
The dime at the nose made mine a bit too fast for our local park, so I reduced the weight using some small washers instead. I never used the wheels on this one! Cheers mate! :)
I have the same one and I want to make it taster could i use the same battery and dubbel it with a another battery or wil that burn it ?
I mean faster
@@barki3573 adding a 2nd battery will make it too heavy
did the two little washer did there job ? no video of it hehehe bcoz of this i got my 820 2 ch rc hehehe
would like to use mt radiomaster 16TS Do you know what protocol is used?
I wish I knew... :(
If I figure it out, I will post another video.
How if upgrade 8520 and propeller, can using stock esc?
Hi everybody! I found one of these at the top of a tree and I intended to use another Ghz transmitter that I have, from those old HM830 rc paper airplane.
My guess (wrong I see) is that "most" GHz transmitters and receivers talk and pair.
Yes, I'm like below zero knowledge on transmitters.
I'm confident that the battery and airplane are okay because the battery isn't inflated and the airplane spins soflty the porpellers if I turn it on while charging. Only, while charging.
Any helpful ideas for using the plane?
Any "universal" remote that wouldn't empty my wallet for just a lost & found toy???
Many many thanks in advance!!
Brother my airplane is not going to forward only back. How I fix it
Reverse battery 🔋 wires
Could you put a 7.4v battery in?
You would have probably fried it!
@@Maruchipawa I did and it certainly fried it 😂😂
@@tfordy hope the plane wasn't too expensive 😅
@@Maruchipawa $30something from kmart
Brother, can you spare me a dime?
Will a nut work
Yes, as long as it is of the correct weight. Good luck! 👍
@@PropsWheels do you think it would be possible to put a camera to it? Or would that be too heavy
@@MiG-31893too heavy. Ive tried to put a small paratrooper on top nd it would keep it low nd go down due to it being “heavy”
Hello brother
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Thank you so much! By the way, such a cute profile picture! :)