F/S RC Airplane

[FrankenCub]

Gotta go, reducing the number of interests I have on my plate. It's a Flyzone DHC-2 Beaver with bush wheels and floats. I had it in the air once a couple years ago after being out of the hobby for a good 20 years. My thumbs just don't have the finesse they once had so no sense crashing it and throwing it out lol.
Comes with a Turnigy 9XR running OpenTX. Also comes with 2 new 2200 25c batteries and a Passport Ultra charger.
I'm in northern Broome Co.
$200 takes all.

 

[GOYABEAN]

I know that feeling bought a F18 Electric powdered flew twice nosedive last mission

 

[FrankenCub]

I figured getting back at it would have been a breeze, not. Too many years away and no one close by to buddy box with to regain what I lost. This plane would have been a great one for it, she'll fly wicked slow with the flaps dropped, but also stall wicked fast with the flaps lmao. I did have one less than stellar landing but thankfully it was goldenrod that was about 5' tall. Nice and cushy, no harm no foul. I'm going to just invest it into a new mobile ham radio for my truck.

 

[GOYABEAN]

Yeah that model is very controllable once you get the hang of it like everything else practice practice practice
Should go to good home let's see this up in the sky again

 

[FrankenCub]

After looking over the current prices I lowered the price to reflect the current market.
$200 now

 

[Blimey]

Seems like decent price. I was hardcore into RC about 10 years ago, picked it up a little a couple years ago mainly for drone stuff. You could also get a simulator and learn how to fly again on your PC.

 

[FrankenCub]

Seems like decent price. I was hardcore into RC about 10 years ago, picked it up a little a couple years ago mainly for drone stuff. You could also get a simulator and learn how to fly again on your PC.

I do have a few different flight sim programs on my PC to use with my transmitter. It does work ok but not as well as the sims for Windows platform. I woun't use Windows lol.