VOLANTEXRC Zero Fighter (761-15) PNP sans radio, batterie et chargeur

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FACILE À CONTRÔLER :  4 canaux de contrôle avec Aileron, excellentes performances sportives, voltige facile à faire. Le stabilisateur gyroscopique à 6 axes offre un superbe vol stable, même contrôlé par un pilote débutant. Convient aux débutants comme aux experts.

AEROBATIC À UNE TOUCHE : Cette fonction comprend "flip" et "roll", ce qui signifie que l'avion peut faire de la voltige automatiquement dans les deux sens si vous le mettez en mode débutant et utilisez cette fonction. Tout le monde peut profiter du vol acrobatique même s'il est un nouveau pilote.

MATÉRIAU DURABLE : matériau composite EPP, haute flexibilité, excellente récupération, pas facile à casser.

ADAPTÉ À PLUSIEURS ENDROITS : Appliquez-vous au vol intérieur et extérieur, à une distance de contrôle à distance plus longue et à un poids de vol de 60 g.

VERSION PLUG AND PLAY : La version PNP n'inclut pas l'émetteur, la batterie et le chargeur dont vous avez besoin pour les acheter en plus, mais toutes les pièces électroniques du modèle sont incluses.

 

VOLANTEXRC Avion télécommandé Zero Fighter Version PNP Sans contrôleur Sans batterie Avion RC avec stabilisateur gyroscopique à 6 axes Facile à piloter pour les débutants (761-15 PNP)

Avion rc Zero Fighter version VOLANTEXRC PNP, livré uniquement avec un avion, sans émetteur, batterie et chargeur.

What Our Customers Are Saying

Overall rating: 4.650367 / 5 from 409 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

The VOLANTEXRC Zero Fighter PNP is praised for its ease of control, stable flight, and suitability for both beginners and experts. Its durable EPP material and plug-and-play version make it a versatile choice for indoor and outdoor flights. While some customers find the landing gear less useful, the overall experience is highly enjoyable and well-regarded for its value.

Summary topics

  • Flight Stability: 5%
  • Customer Service: 4%
  • Value for Money: 4%
  • Beginner Mode: 6%
  • Enjoyment: 6%

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Review highlights

  • "I mainly use intermediate mode now Long flight times."Ibjb
  • "Great product and great service"Tom S.
  • "I pretty well fly the beginner mode because it's so easy and fun."Amazon C.

Reviews

Low quality

"I was flying it when it fell in a tree and after we got it out the propeller was completely destroyed and now it can’t fly and the plane looks plastic and looks like it has clear plastic for the glass part on the box but it completely foam."

Julianna L. (1/5)

"This was for my son’s 11th bday. Absolutely phenomenal for the price. The gyros make it really easy to learn. And when you do crash, it takes a beating. I will be getting another model for myself."

Gregory (5/5)

👍

"Great little planes. Bought my 2 grandsons each one and they love them."

William C. (5/5)

"Finally opened the box to fly the plane and wouldn't you know it... snapped in half in the box."

Richard (1/5)

Great flying 500mm plane. Lots

"Great flying 500mm plane. Lots of fun, and plenty of power for the money!"

Aaron R. (5/5)

Great product.

"Great product. High performance, easy flight, sturdy construction."

Patrick T. (5/5)

P40

"Great flying micro. Fair price and well worth it. Would like to see some WW1 micros !"

John F. (5/5)

Great first plane, and exciting enough for experienced pilots

"Super fun. A great looking WWII fighter that is sturdy enough to learn on from scratch (but you should buy a few spare propellers) but flexible enough to be a screaming when you go full throttle."

Lorne T. (5/5)

amazing

"this plane is amazing it is one of the best plane i have ever seen and ever flown"

Blaise W. (5/5)

P 51

"Great little plane, fun to fly. Good fun and easy to fly"

Bush (5/5)

Q&A

Can I use my Volantix P-51D Mustang controller with this plane?
If your P51D is the 4-Channels version. Yes, the Radio is the same with this Zero.
What protocal is used so that I can use my own transmitter using a 4in1 module?
No idea

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