GyroRon
01-22-2004, 05:46 PM
A friend has been flying these for a while now and finally got me to go get one for myself. They are called Park flyers and they are RC model airplanes, but they are made real light and small and fly only about 5-10 mph.
They are electric powered and cheap too. I just got the Slow stick version and it was only like 35 bucks. Of course you also need a radio and a flightpack - which has the reciever, servos, speed control for the motor, and the battery - and a charger.... but all these items can be transfered to other park flyer model planes, so you only need one radio, one charger, and really only one flight pack, and then you can try other planes out as you get bored with the one you got now. and for 35 bucks it isn;t so bad if you crash it - but they are super easy to fix, just use super glue and duct tape... they are made of foam.
Check out this site that sells all kinds of park flyers. GWS is the leading brand.
http://horizon.hobbyshopnow.com/services/advanceresultsDetail.asp?display=pictures&strProd= &strSearchType=ALL&strInCategory=AAE&strInManufact urer=GWS&PageNum=1&strSortBy=ProdNumAsc
They are electric powered and cheap too. I just got the Slow stick version and it was only like 35 bucks. Of course you also need a radio and a flightpack - which has the reciever, servos, speed control for the motor, and the battery - and a charger.... but all these items can be transfered to other park flyer model planes, so you only need one radio, one charger, and really only one flight pack, and then you can try other planes out as you get bored with the one you got now. and for 35 bucks it isn;t so bad if you crash it - but they are super easy to fix, just use super glue and duct tape... they are made of foam.
Check out this site that sells all kinds of park flyers. GWS is the leading brand.
http://horizon.hobbyshopnow.com/services/advanceresultsDetail.asp?display=pictures&strProd= &strSearchType=ALL&strInCategory=AAE&strInManufact urer=GWS&PageNum=1&strSortBy=ProdNumAsc