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How To
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How to Buy Radio-Controlled Powered AircraftEarthbound aviation buffs can soar with the aces by powering up a scale-model airplane replica. Choose an historic scale model like the P-51 Mustang or a modern aerobatic replica like an Extra 300S, and take wing.
Instructions
Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Step1
Make a budget. A beginning model flyer can easily outfit a trainer for less than $500, but an experienced enthusiast can happily spend several times that amount if he desires.
Step2
Join a scale-model flying club.
Step3
Take part in club activities.
Step4
Develop friendships with experienced members and attempt to find a mentor.
Step5
Attend flying events sponsored by the club.
Step6
Subscribe to scale-model publications and use the Internet, gathering information to make the best purchases.
Step7
Visit the hobby stores in your community and those on the Internet, like eHobbies.com.
Step8
Get to know the store owners and knowledgeable clerks.
Step9
Study, study, study. Learn about airplanes and why they fly. Learn about engines and how they perform.
Step10
Choose a model that relates to your skills as a constructor and a pilot.
Step11
Remember, "almost ready to fly" (ARF) models are a good choice until you gain experience in model construction.
Step12
Sign up for flying lessons from a qualified instructor to avoid crashing expensive models and becoming discouraged.
Step13
Check with your instructor for a recommendation about your first scale-model purchase. You'll want to begin with a stable, high wing GPM PT-40 (ARF) with tricycle landing gear.
Step14
Invest in a four-channel control transmitter, one based on the "1991 System," which uses the radio frequencies then authorized. It'll give you control of the ailerons, elevator, rudder and throttle.
Step15
Practice, practice, practice. Fly your trainer and develop your skills.
Step16
Move up to an exciting World War II scale model, like a F4U Corsair, a P-51 Mustang or a Spitfire by Top Flite or Pica.
Step17
Branch out to the unusual, like the Goldberg Ultimate Biplane or the Kyosho Catalina PBY Seaplane.
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