Learn from zero 3

     how many flights do you need?

    This is a very important question. Once again, the good or bad of the aircraft will determine how much fun you can get from the model plane.

Simple “park fly” type electric aircraft (Parkfly, is very popular, not for the purpose of the game, for the public model aircraft), usually two or three, for self-study, they are more commonly used. There is also a single pass remote control aircraft, but they are more like toys than models

To experience the real result of fun, generally speaking, should be more than three, because there are many limitations of the two aircraft.

Conventional two – way aircraft generally control the rudder and motor speed, which can control the speed of the aircraft to climb and glide. Three – way aircraft generally control the rudder, elevator and motor, or the other way is to control the aileron, lift and motor. For beginners, it is more common to control the steering wheel. Aileron control is even more important for stunts because they need to be controlled to provide a smooth roll.   FPV battery

Of course, no one can stop you from using E-flite four 15E, such as the Apperntice trainer. Such a remote control aircraft is a bit difficult for self-study, but in the end you will benefit more.

A four remote control aircraft can control the throttle, aileron, rudder and elevator. The aileron channel, to some extent, increased the difficulty of learning to fly, because of the need for better coordination of action. That’s why it’s not as easy to use as a three pass.

   Here, we will use the three remote control aircraft (with motor, lifting and direction control), HobbyZone super Cub LP such models (the above with dihedral on the monoplane) as the entry-level model.