RC Plane Spitfire Fighter, 4 Channel Remote Control Airplane with Gyro System for Adults Boys Beginners

If you're new to RC planes, like me, you'll have to accept that it's impossible to make an unbreakable rc plane (I initially wrote a 1 star review after breaking all 5 propellers on the first day). There's a steep learning curve, and you will most likely break it while learning, but once you overcome these issues, it's one of, if not the best, budget RC planes you could buy. Get the insurance too, so you don't lose all your money when it breaks. I can now do seemingly impossible maneuvers and stunts with this plane that still surprise me every time I fly.

This kit is great! Three batteries and five props plus a pretty rugged airframe keep you flying, and this nice handling airplane keeps you smiling! I’m an 81 year-old beginner and this is my second plane, and the first one I’ve been able to fly In the “MIDD” setting (but thank the good lord for the autopilot!!).My only gripe is the controller, which seems “coarse”, meaning that it is not capable of flying the airplane smoothly. A little “up” stick movement doesn’t get any nose up change in attitude; a little more stick movement gives you an abrupt pitch up, especially in the MIDD mode. Part of that is inexperienced me, but not all. There is also a full one-second lag in response to throttle movement, but!- all things considered (including price), if I destroy it, I’ll buy another one.

This is in no way a knock against this rc plane but be very careful where you decide to fly… I had read reviews and watched videos for about a week straight till I finally pulled the trigger and bought my first rc plane.. the P51 (blue and yellow). It showed up yesterday and all day I couldn’t wait to fly it… I finally got some free time about 2 hours before dark. I took it down to the local park there’s a giant field probably the size of 3 soccer fields.. I read all the instructions, fired up the controller and plane, threw it in the air and viola, i was flying. Felt absolutely amazing, I was banking turns, doing dives, going straight up coming straight back down… did a close fly by myself and could nearly feel the air coming off the plane…it was, dare I say, exhilarating… so I’m basically doing giant laps in the sky, getting used to the controls.. couldn’t believe how cool it was… I’m eyeballing the plane, so much so I lose track of where I’m flying and then next think I know I realize i’m over some trees, I start to panic, I tried to turn away and somehow as I’m trying to get out away from the trees they just get taller and taller and smack!!! got stuck in a tree. These trees are massive, probably 50-60 feet, maybe higher. And it’s lodged in the top. I tried throwing a couple rocks but it’s so high up in the tree I’m not coming close… this is a public park and here’s this grown man throwing rocks at an RC plane stuck in a tree.. Embarrassed and defeated, I give up. 120 bucks gone in 5 minutes. never again. I’m done with rc. If anyone wants a controller hit me up 😂

The media could not be loaded. The Paint rubs off on the propellers and has a problem going down while flying! The c ring for the gear on the drive shaft was broken off and melted into the styrofoam body! Plus The rod for the elevator was bent around the body to fit the plane. Idk this is a lot of issues compared to planes with the same price! I’m very disappointed! Also when I tried to return it they wanted me to pay for the label that’s already on the box so it took me forever to find a printer and print it out and my “return expired”!!!!!! Whhhhhhat is that!!!

The media could not be loaded. Great little plane, I suck at flying it, but man is it fun. This has been a blast to learn with, I’ve crashed like 75 times now. Great entry level price for turnkey ready to fly planes.A big seller for me was the 3 skill level switches for beginner, Midd & Expert. (I’ve tried expert 2x and both ended with high speed nose dive exploding the propeller upon meeting the ground)I’ve had to use a bit of gorilla glue ad Q-tips to glue the damage I’ve caused by full speed skydives/ smacking into street lights and learning to land. (Haven’t hit a car/ house yet)After about 6 hours of flight time, I got a Buck cocky and thought I’d see how high I can fly it. Managed to get a hundred or so feet high and kinda lost direction of which way it was heading.. couldn’t recover which way it was heading, a strong gust of wind came along and took my lil P51 on side quest. After losing hope of recovering my flight, I hit the kill switch and watched the plane coast long out of my line of site.. if I ever find it(pretty sure it landed in the lake a few hundred yards away) I’ll have 2 planes.. a few of my neighbors have watched me flying and got these planes for themselves. We plan of having neighborhood dogfights (with the planes okay, relax) to set up the neighborhood hierarchy. Battery’s last between 8-12 minutes per flight, depending on wind speed.

Ordered as a gift for my 9 year old grandson and then worried he'd be too young to fly it. It's crashes but is designed to be put back together and flown again. It has a beginner mode for flying and he is getting the hang of it. He loves it! His dad and grandpa loved it too and so we ordered two more. Great product.

A little bit of wing wobble in flight. Other than that perfect flyer. Great for smaller venues back yard. Toss and fly.

Stunning how well this plane fly's. and durable too just get extra props and you will be GTG. the pro and cons, the pros its easy to fly and looks amazing in the air. great the cons, not a easy plane to land, it is pretty fast and probably not a good choice for first plane but anyone with a little experience should be able to fly, and in my opion it could use a touch more power. definitely recommend picking this one up! I plan to buy a couple more myself. Good Job Voltanix knocked out of park!