Description
Get in the air with this agile and fun remote-controlled fixed-wing plane that combines beginner-friendly features with stunt-capable performance.
Key Features
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4-Channel Control (Throttle, Yaw, Pitch, Roll): Full directional control allows you to climb, dive, turn and roll the plane with ease.
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Mode Switching: 6G & 3D: Switch between 6G mode (auto-stabilized for beginners) and 3D mode (manual, stunt-capable) as your flying skills progress.
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Durable EPP + Engineering Plastic Construction: Lightweight and crash-resistant materials make the plane tougher for repeated flights and minor mishaps.
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Built-in Six-Axis Gyro Stabilisation: Assists with smoother flight and better stability, especially useful for beginners.
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Ready-to-Fly (RTF) Package: Comes assembled and ready so you can start flying soon after unboxing.
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Impressive Flight Specs for Its Size: With a wingspan around 384 mm and a flying weight of approx. 66 g, its optimized for both indoor (large space) and outdoor use in light wind.
Typical Specifications
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Wingspan: ~384 mm
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Length: ~328 mm
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Flying Weight: ~66 g
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Battery: 3.7V Li-Po (400mAh)
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Flight Time: ~10 minutes under ideal conditions
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Control Distance: Up to ~150 m
Why Youll Love It
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Easy to learn with growth potential: The 6G stabilised mode helps you get comfortable, while the 3D mode lets you step up to stunts and flips when youre ready.
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Portable and fun: Its compact size makes it easy to bring to parks or large open spaces and enjoy casual flying sessions.
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Crash-resilient build: The materials used help the plane hold up better to bumps or rough landings, reducing worry for beginners.
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Good value: For its price, you get a full RTF package with features you often see only in more expensive models.
Things to Consider
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The flight time of about 10 minutes means you might want spare batteries if you plan longer sessions.
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While the control distance is ~150 m, real-world range may be less if there are obstacles, interference or wind.
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Being a lighter aircraft (~66 g), its best flown in calm weather outdoors stronger winds will affect performance more.
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As always, when flying outdoors, check local RC or UAV regulations in your area (e.g., line-of-sight, no-fly zones, registration) to stay compliant.
