Ultra Micro F-16 RC Jet
Buy the F-16 jet on Amazon -
*The Micro has been discontinued so I linked to the larger scale F-16.
This is NOT a beginner's plane. Jets or ducted fan RC planes fly very fast and need a ton of space so you don't run into things. If you fly this thing slow, it will crash.
More pictures on my site - /
This ultra-micro F-16 RC plane is not for beginners! Just because it’s small and has AS3X to help with stabilization it does still require some experience. If you have experience flying rc planes and want to learn ducted fan jets, then the UMX F-16 is a great start. If you have questions, please leave them in the comments below!
What you'll need:
Battery (280mah) -
Special battery connector -
Recommended transmitter -
This scale looking mini rc jet is rocking the Air Force Thunderbird paint scheme and comes packed with features normally only found on larger planes like a brushless motor, landing gear with a steerable nose wheel, scale appearance (especially while in the air), and AS3X 3-axis stabilization. This plane is quick and handles surprisingly well for its lightweight and small size. It likes to be flown in calm winds and cruises nicely at around 50% power. The glide slope ratio is good considering its small wings. It slows down nicely for landing thanks to its full-flying horizontal stabilizers which act as Tailerons. This is a combination of elevator and ailerons so you get the functionality of a 4-channel plane.
It’s powered by a brushless 13500Kv motor which provides plenty of power for this small rc jet. If this is your first time flying an rc jet (especially a small one) then be careful with the slight delay in acceleration. Prop planes tend to dish out a ton of power instantly while ducted fan planes need an extra second to build back up momentum.
You might also like the P-51 Ultra Micro RC Plane:
*The Micro has been discontinued so I linked to the larger scale F-16.
This is NOT a beginner's plane. Jets or ducted fan RC planes fly very fast and need a ton of space so you don't run into things. If you fly this thing slow, it will crash.
More pictures on my site - /
This ultra-micro F-16 RC plane is not for beginners! Just because it’s small and has AS3X to help with stabilization it does still require some experience. If you have experience flying rc planes and want to learn ducted fan jets, then the UMX F-16 is a great start. If you have questions, please leave them in the comments below!
What you'll need:
Battery (280mah) -
Special battery connector -
Recommended transmitter -
This scale looking mini rc jet is rocking the Air Force Thunderbird paint scheme and comes packed with features normally only found on larger planes like a brushless motor, landing gear with a steerable nose wheel, scale appearance (especially while in the air), and AS3X 3-axis stabilization. This plane is quick and handles surprisingly well for its lightweight and small size. It likes to be flown in calm winds and cruises nicely at around 50% power. The glide slope ratio is good considering its small wings. It slows down nicely for landing thanks to its full-flying horizontal stabilizers which act as Tailerons. This is a combination of elevator and ailerons so you get the functionality of a 4-channel plane.
It’s powered by a brushless 13500Kv motor which provides plenty of power for this small rc jet. If this is your first time flying an rc jet (especially a small one) then be careful with the slight delay in acceleration. Prop planes tend to dish out a ton of power instantly while ducted fan planes need an extra second to build back up momentum.
You might also like the P-51 Ultra Micro RC Plane:
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