10 Tips For Learning To Fly RC Planes FAST

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Title	:	10 Tips For Learning To Fly RC Planes FAST
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I just started two weeks ago have flown a few times and landed in fields and on roads aeroscout seems great
Comment from : @brandonm8315

I'm self taught and never used the simulator and I've only had 1 bad crash over the three years I've been flying
Comment from : @Ethanol_jackson

I'm curious to know why some hobby/job/interest seems to be so gender specific?brSince Trump officially said: "no more trans people, only male and female exist as God intent", he might ask ambiguous people to fly an RC If you don't like it or crash it more than 3 times; you are a female I know what you will say: it's not fair for asian men
Comment from : @alexandrevaliquette3883

I was self taught I learned how to fly out of safe by fpv It transferred nicely to los
Comment from : @silverfoxmckeand1125

I think Bailey would deliberately fly slow so he could catch them by the tail feather's ! ♥️😉🙃😎 NZ
Comment from : @deanedeane4318

I have a 1220mm FMS ranger and my local club has a grass runway which causes the gear to ping back as soon as the nose wheel touches the ground Any tips on helping to do this less?
Comment from : @AnonymousTrainspotter

The thumbnail is literally exactly how my first crash looked (minus the flames) I stalled my Carbon Cub over the runway, it nosedived and snapped the cowl clean off
Comment from : @Tzerez

8:41 im self taught and i have only majorly crashed 5 times in the span of almost five years So it works for me at least I bet there are many others who can do it as well
Comment from : @Zane-u1u

I'm definitely learning the dumb way, but I find I retain everything when I learn the hard waybrYesterday I crashed 3 planes nothing serious 2 scratch builds, and 1 edf (xfly t7 64mm) brYesterday's lessons brShort planes have extra sensitive elevator brHaving a nose pointing down on takeoff creates a down force making takeoff impossible or enough speed to overcome the down forcebrLast lesson was to put the t7 back on the shelf for a bitbrIt was a blast, it actually flew pretty well at slower speeds, but everything is faster and also requires more foresight in maneuvers The jets unharmed
Comment from : @mattdufrane2821

0:43 whats dat? (what sim)
Comment from : @pippyquark

0:07 dats me :D (i started with 2chers, bout an aeroscout mini several months back and now i hav an apprentice STOL its very fun)
Comment from : @pippyquark

one of the first things my instructor taught me was to never let go of the sticks
Comment from : @casper8857

Curious, why are the kids pictured in the videos wearing masks outside? Do the chemtrails contain covid? Go take some boosters if your scared or ignorant What a joke video!
Comment from : @michaelalix4943

Make your first plane rear pusher prop type I broke so many props and motors starting out
Comment from : @thejeff2469

Never seen anyone come to our field, with only simulator experience, and successfully fly a model airplane Seen several people try though
Comment from : @tonydeaton1967

I started in the hobby self taught with a $40 cessna
Comment from : @fastbudgie

Any recs for a good training Sim?
Comment from : @TheBrooklynfoo

I taught myself how to fly RC planes
Comment from : @Graier-mj7ve

0:55 Turbo Timber Evolution 👌
Comment from : @MarcusHasley

How i learned, i had a friend over who could fly really well, and in the air he would give me the transmitter and i just flew amd when i felt uncomfortable i gave the transmitter back :/
Comment from : @Lina-ms8qy

Good job guys! 👍
Comment from : @1234dth7

CESSNA 414 MENTIONED RAAAAAHHHHHH 🫡🫡🫡🫡
Comment from : @EmilC2012

Pro-tip - Full scale pilot skills don't translate to rc skills
Comment from : @ShaunMcDngh

I GOT CARBON CUB S2 YESTERDAY AS MY FIRST PLANE WISH ME LUCK IN THIS HOBBY
Comment from : @Ahmed-Tea

I had flying lessons on a Saturday and Sunday at my club and I used the same instructor beginning to endHe was a great guyAt that time I was also taking full scale flying lessons,I liked my R/C flight instructor soo much I wanted him as my full scale flight instructor
Comment from : @stevendegiorgio3143

By no means am I a great airplane pilot but I was doing loops and even inverted before long (yes I did use a sim a little) You a challenge TRY HELIS! The few, the brave
Comment from : @stevejohnston8543

Ive had my learning curve when i got into cheap depron planes They are so cheap you don't care And if you dont care you are not afraid Beeing afraid caused nost crashes for me
Comment from : @JonasDecker-z3x

Kei trucks are just UMX pickup trucks😂
Comment from : @tristontherailfan

Hey have you guys considered designing and selling your own rc bush plane? I think you could come up with something better (dare I say) than the fun cub?
Comment from : @FloridaFlying

just bought a simulator and im already learning a lot! i crash less often now and perform maneuvers while coming back in one piece thanks for recommending the sim! (im self taught btw)
Comment from : @netw0rk5874

I remember the club I used to be a member at Seemed like every time I would go out to fly there was always needed "field maintenance work" that needed done, or "they are practicing for Pylon racing", can't fly now Funny thing is they took my money, but never really helped me much when I was learning to fly What a bunch of "you know what's"
Comment from : @jeffreyjones6409

Had to self learn, no official fields within hours of me Now ive had to teach my son, he has done fantastic from the start
Comment from : @brandonbrown3600

400mm foamies taught me to fly When I got onto a 1500mm Tasman trainer it was easy by comparison as it was more docile in the air Passed my 'A' test (UK) within 4 weeks, and I was probably ready before that So, another route
Comment from : @Calvertfilm

Waiting for your video on how to teach your dog to fly, I'm struggling with teaching mine
Comment from : @ericnadeau4767

Much of what y'all are saying in this vid is what I tell my boxing students As a semi self taught rc "pilot", I love the info y'all put out I've found that watching my flight vids, especially the on-board runcam, has helped quite a bit We just need to be honest with ourselves If the crash was our fault, find out why and how to do better Can't be blaming everything on manufacturers or weather lol Another great vid, y'all 👊🏿💪🏿💪🏿
Comment from : @BullyBreedRC

Timely advice for all the newbies coming to the field this season! I'm largely self-taught as the instructors at my field were only interested in seeing how well I could fly a circuit I routinely fly with much more advanced pilots and model my moves based on what they do
Comment from : @userTJ39780

Self taught here I tried way back in late 1980s and failed Came back 25 years later and finally got it Very expensive way to learn
Comment from : @jacksampson7711

Whats the name of the sim at 1:09 it dosent seem like aerofly physics but the grapihcs are great so its not realflight
Comment from : @digfun1507

Glad you hit on it, but learning to fly on a trainer and not a war bird needs to be HIGHLY emphasized!
Comment from : @RichardAFPV

Mach Jesus landing speeds are why thrust reversing was invented! /s brbrTip on belly landing EDF's with large cheater holes in the underside: go easy on the thrust reverse or the plane will try to launch itself again
Comment from : @boardnski156

I normally recommend a turbine f16 to the noobs
Comment from : @aidenkahn4338

I learned how to fly with a GWS P51 Mustang It was a wild first flight I was able to fly it and land it I knew the basics of how they flew and got lucky I guess RIP GWS I used to love those little foamy kits They were like 29 dollars for the slope soarer version but you had to add all the electronics But if you destroyed the airframe it was a cheap replacement and easy build
Comment from : @FarmerFpv

It's time to teach Bailey how to fly!
Comment from : @markknutson8728

Even the most unstable aerobatic airplane should fly strait and lever for a couple seconds “hands off” if trimmed correctly, a properly trimmed trainer should ideally fly on forever if the trim and balance is correct
Comment from : @Jon_Flys_RC

Taught myself to fly RC helicopters (Hirobo Shuttle) in the backyard at age 12 (1990) when everyone tried to discourage me saying 'they're too hard' or tell me 'you have to fly planes first'br I spent a lot of time as a kid reading about how helicopters & planes worked which gave me the foundationsbrIt can be done 🇦🇺
Comment from : @Johnno47

Plateau
Comment from : @kenkingsflyingmachines2382

I’m learning to fly by myself, also on Monday I get to go to a flight school (full size planes)
Comment from : @ethanplaysroblox6253

The tight budget and thought of loosing a plane , never helps you learn You have to take in ur mind that what went up will surely come down, sometimes in peices Be ready for thatbrFear of crashing never makes good pilots
Comment from : @mrmanojrs

the kid wearing a mask outside… saddens me
Comment from : @JohnnyJiuJitsu

Tried to learn to fly RC fixed wing, would constantly lose track of my aircraft's attitude and crash Now I just fly FPV quads and have way more fun The part about every input with fixed wing being small really got me, because flying FPV the opposite is true 🤣
Comment from : @parallax_aerial_photography

I am a self taught rc pilot who started building planes at age 8 and flew them around, always messing up a connection to the esc 6 years later, it’s still no difference 😅
Comment from : @HongDIYrc

Have you ever tried the OMP bighorn Some say it’s a great bush and 3d plane
Comment from : @ZapTeam

The best way to learn to fly is by practicing on garbage planes people sell for dirt cheap on FB marketplace That way you also learn how to repair them at the same time
Comment from : @infiniterats3870

I fully learned edf through fpv It’s a nice transition from msfs using dji system
Comment from : @4ctionhank

Hi Tail Heavy production, thanks for the advise thia will help me improve my fly
Comment from : @Aeroworks-hf6kt

-- What is that at 6:05? Foam L'aMooney?brbrPS I've got two pips at work interested at flying FPVs, but airplanes too These are all good advises for them, thank you! Thumbs up!
Comment from : @RussianThunderrr

You should come to the Cuba warbirds event this weekend!
Comment from : @Dylan-Davids

self-taught here people would ask how long it took me to "figure it out" 5 planes-mainly i did learn to repair stuff though get an instructor and a sim
Comment from : @joecserna

As a guy who learned flying FPV quadcopters by purely self-teaching (and crashing, and making mistakes) i found this video so over-the-top But: When i tried out fixed wing RC aircraft i had my neighbour as a trainer to just show me the most basic things (trimming and CG especially) to start with Rest was self-teching again tho, because foam can be glued And now as i am learning to fly real aircraft i can totally sign every single point you mentioned
Comment from : @AltmuehlDrone

Sim, flite test easy plane Success and swappable
Comment from : @everythingrc5652

About the self leveling, rather than get an electronic one, get a plane that has a high dihedral and naturally tends back to level
Comment from : @Juniperrrrrr

My friends and I are self-taught but we started with 400mm trainers and moved up wingspan little by little and now we all have a big collection of different types and skill levels but most of all we fly to have fun even if we destroy a plane from time to time 😂
Comment from : @coyoteman8073

You forgot about how Kingtech turbines sell perfect motors for beginner aircraft… right? 🤣🤣
Comment from : @CollinGaudette

I'm self-taught on an amazon f-16 I still can't fly that well
Comment from : @AnonymousRedCat

Here’s how I started a year and a half ago I bought a used NX6 Spektrum transmitter for $200 I bought Real Flight Evolution for $99 And I bought a used Maule M7 for my banger for $150 So all in all A little over $400 and I was pretty set Now I can pretty much fly anything, didn’t waste a ton of money and learned to fly without a LOT of disappointment I’ve rebuilt the Maule 3 times Great idea to have a banger
Comment from : @JN24185

Dude one of your best videos❤
Comment from : @costastheodoropoulos7171

My first time flying I had it in my bones so I didn't crash
Comment from : @lightningWW2

This could not have come at a better time for me lol
Comment from : @wheelrunner25

If going the self taught route i suggest building the flite test FT Flyer Its really easy to build and flies really well Since its only 1 sheet of foam board its super cheap Being cheap and easy makes easier to relax while flying and its no big deal if you wreck it
Comment from : @onebladeprop

Well said ! Except for the "one" instructor only part The student should be exposed to many different instructors so they may see a different point of view It's up to the student to filter out the bad points of each instructor and adapt the good points
Comment from : @4qr1vq4mx

my plane is a bit like a flying brick and having short runways is not ideal so i use auto leveling on landings and hand launches almost everytime
Comment from : @Johnd_224

I’m self taught I crashed 32 foamboard builds before I figure it out
Comment from : @rodgersrcaviation2785

I went the autoditact way Constantly building new planes, go out and threw it, if it comes back in one peace, wohey i got a successfull flight
Comment from : @DerMaje

I learned to fly without an inscuctor I just watched a ton of tail heavy videos
Comment from : @Squid_Wizard70

lol, Yes! teach the dog how to fly!!!! Great video for beginners like me
Comment from : @TexasOutdoorAdventures

2:21 I wanna se more of that traxxas slash rc car driving out of a takin off cargo plane🤩
Comment from : @mondrider994

more revewsbrpls
Comment from : @my_tv-i

Who uses trainers True men start flying on aerobatic planes
Comment from : @mtbeyker9404

I learned to fly without an instructor, but I did have advice on what plane would be right to learn with This is critical Start with a slow flying and very stable aircraft It should have some dihedral, some washout, and smallish control surfaces And again it should be slow so you have time to react to bad inputs in favor of good inputs
Comment from : @larrylaitner3473