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[denwa89]

denwa here, im trying to got a RC kite for my son to play.. but knowing where to got n to price like... can anyone hlp? my son is so crazy abt it for my son i so crazy fro mth,,,,, i 1 2 go 20 a sop wz wide choice so he can chincoes n thn ex, want all in 1 set n dun need th model this n thn price wastabt 200- 300. it i bettle 1 i dun ming patinh


denwa thnx pls help;;;;;;;;;

[Adrianli]

I can only understand the 1st sentence. The rest of it is really


Have u done a search yet??? There are many many topics on tis IFO thing already since quite sometime back. Look up the page n u will see a search icon.

[Bee_Flower]

denwa here, im trying to got a RC kite for my son to play.. but knowing where to got n to price like... can anyone hlp? my son is so crazy abt it for my son i so crazy fro mth,,,,, i 1 2 go 20 a sop wz wide choice so he can chincoes n thn ex, want all in 1 set n dun need th model this n thn price wastabt 200- 300. it i bettle 1 i dun ming patinh


denwa thnx pls help;;;;;;;;;

how old is ur son? RC kite is not easy to fly.

There are few shops selling.... u can try RCE or JetHobby....

Full set will cost $100+++ to $200+++, depends on what electronics & which transmitter u want to package with it...

It usually does not comes in a full set but u can buy all the things u need in the shop....

[kiratime]

guys he trying to say he wants to bring his son to a shop whr his son can choose from a wide range but he wants it rtf set no arf type

[tampines flyer]

well from the german language i understand a bit.he say he n his son would like to buy rc kite. at reasonable price .well i have ask him to see rotor hobby wed site at . rotorhobby.com
well feel free to drop a line if u have any?
hope u enjoy flying

[mickey]

denwa here, im trying to got a RC kite for my son to play.. but knowing where to got n to price like... can anyone hlp? my son is so crazy abt it for my son i so crazy fro mth,,,,, i 1 2 go 20 a sop wz wide choice so he can chincoes n thn ex, want all in 1 set n dun need th model this n thn price wastabt 200- 300. it i bettle 1 i dun ming patinh


denwa thnx pls help;;;;;;;;;

Hi,

From ur message I think u are a total beginner urself to this RC thing. If u are really a total beginner and ur son is not very old yet, then what u really need is to look for a community of kite flyers, spend some time with them and start from there. There is no point looking for cheap and good kite and crash it and then at a lost of what to do next. The other thing is to start with the Simulator such as FMS and a USB controller on the PC first. Let ur son try the simulator until he (and probably you too) is proficient before investing in the kite. For all u know, he may loose interest after he tried the Simulator. You can do the Simulator and visit the community of kite flyers for a couple of weeks before deciding on the investment on whatever kite.

[yongsinchee]

Flying a RC kite is not as easy as those trainer plane, eg. beaver....

It will take a while, plus numerous crashes before you can get a hang of it. It can be very frustrating to fly, in the beginning, as the learning curve is a bit steep. You have to factor in the repairs portion, too, that you need to do after each major crash. People may say that repairs of kite are easier. But not so, if you're a novice and don't know what to do when it gets damaged.

In my humble opinion, learning to fly a trainer plane and keeping it in the air, is alot easier than a kite. Although there may be people out there who will say otherwise.

And if you still insist on getting a kite, just make sure he don't learn to fly it during windy condition.

[mickey]

Flying a RC kite is not as easy as those trainer plane, eg. beaver....

It will take a while, plus numerous crashes before you can get a hang of it. It can be very frustrating to fly, in the beginning, as the learning curve is a bit steep. You have to factor in the repairs portion, too, that you need to do after each major crash. People may say that repairs of kite are easier. But not so, if you're a novice and don't know what to do when it gets damaged.

In my humble opinion, learning to fly a trainer plane and keeping it in the air, is alot easier than a kite. Although there may be people out there who will say otherwise.

And if you still insist on getting a kite, just make sure he don't learn to fly it during windy condition.

YES, and to add to that... if u start off from Kite.. moving to trainer plane later is not exactly an easy thing to do.. bcos the angle learning is quite different... for example.
1. No rudder control on Kite, so when move to plane, quite difficult to put the mind on the rudder.
2. On kite, when in trouble, cut power and pull elevator. On the plane, when in trouble, full trottle and stop pulling elevator..
3. emphasis on Kite is elevon aka aileron... emphasis on Plane... Tail (elevator and rudder) is primary and aileron (for turning) is secondary.

Those comparisons are just my own opinions and as I am very very new to this hobby myself.. i appreciate any comments from seniors here.