Controlled aircraft

This is the radio controlled glow or electric powered almost-ready-to-fly Great Planes Cherokee. Sport Airplane. For Intermediate Flyers looking to move up from a 4-ch trainer. FEATURES: Construction: Balsa and plywood Wings: Two-piece with aluminum joiner tube wing halves mount to fuselage using two nylon bolts Covering: Top Flite MonoKote Radio Compartment: Plywood reinforced accessible under wing Cowl: Prepainted fiberglass Wheel Pants: Prepainted fiberglass Canopy: Clear vacu-formed Landing Gear: Tricycle type with pre-bent wire mm) diameter Wheels: Three foam mm) diameter Aileron Control: Dual servo Fuel Tank: 14oz (420c) approximate Spinner: 2 (51mm) diameter plastic construction

Main Features: 2.4GHz control system, 6 Axis Gyro Latest quadcopter, suitable for children above 14 years old Made from durable material 360 degrees unlimited eversion With video recording function High stability during flight With light, suitable for flying

This is the Electric Powered Radio Controlled Sport Series Principle AirCore Modular Aircraft System from Flyzone. Uses the Power Core Power Cartridge (not included order FLZA) that consists of a Brushless Motor ESC Tactic SLT receiver and three digital ultra-micro servos. The Power Core is self-aligning can be easily installed into any Flyzone AirCore Modular Aircraft System without tools.

This is the Electric Powered Radio Controlled Select Scale P-51 Mustang Cathy II AirCore Modular Aircraft System from Flyzone. Uses the Power Core Power Cartridge (not included order FLZA) that consists of a Brushless Motor ESC Tactic SLT receiver and three digital ultra-micro servos. The Power Core is self-aligning can be easily installed into any Flyzone AirCore Modular Aircraft System without tools.

This is the Spektrum replacement transmitter for RTF aircraft. The mode is changed from 2 to 4 with a switch on the transmitter. The modes operate as follows: Mode IIThe control stick configuration with the ailerons and elevator being controlled by the right stick while the left stick controls the rudder and throttle.Mode IVThe control stick configuration with the rudder and elevator being controlled by the right stick while the left stick controls the aileron and throttle.