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Commander 2 |
June 17, 2010 |
| Reviewer:
Steven Wilson
from Wentzville , MO United States
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I think this is great. I have never flown a RC airlpane and I had no real problems at all. A little problem with taking off at first like the other review and I would just say to adjust the tail as the instructions say and when you toss into the wind, toss with some force, at least to throw about 20 feet. I did not do this at first and it never climbed at all and I thought I was ripped off, but once I just got frustrated and threw it harder into the wind, it took off perfectly and I flew it until the battery went out and glided safely to the ground. Great for a biginner. NO COMPAINTS. Just give a good toss. Also, you can upgrade to a more powerful battery and it will really take off.
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flies, with some concerns |
December 5, 2009 |
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will
from Massachusetts
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As beginners we got this to fly hand launch, full throttle. Don't try it if there is more than a light breeze. It will sail off to the next county. Also, Make sure you have a huge clear area with no powerlines, etc. to try it. That's not as common as you think. A soccer field is not enough. Every time it "landed" the battery popped out - we almost lost it.
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Good beginner RC Plane |
February 10, 2009 |
| Reviewer:
Timothy Vehnekamp
from Polk City, FL United States
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Great plane to fly straight out of the box. Excellent instructions on construction and flying the plane. My first hand launch failed. All further hand launches have been easy with plenty if power. The anti-crash technology system (ACT) worked well. Went to the bigger battery for more speed and fun. Flies great!
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Beginners - keep looking |
September 2, 2008 |
| Reviewer:
Jim Giercyk
from Greenville, SC United States
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The construction is outstanding, perfect for a beginner, but that is where it stops. I have not been able to get the thing off the ground with a hand launch, and the prop is mounted in such a way that I sliced my finger on one attempt. The charger is inadequate in my opinion. After spending close to $100 I have a plane that doesn't fly and scars on my fingers. The plane looks great in my garage though. As a newbie, I was turned off to R/C planes by the FBC2. If you are a beginner, this is probably not the plane for you. Search the R/C forums for some ideas and opinions on a first plane before you spend your money. There are plenty of other good trainers/slow flyers on the market, and most of them actually fly.
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