Rc Airplane for the Very First Time

Definitely must start with rc simulator until get used to controlling the rc plane than buy a beginners plane than after comfortable with
flying rc than you can try this sport model
even though you got a lot of money to spend!
Please Do..

Yup,its a long ,hard and expesive Way to learn flying a rc Plane.Try first to fly a electric Airplane and keep away from People and Houses,its pretty dangerous what if seen there.I had so many crashes and im sure if i would hit someone hes absolutely dead.Good Luck...

That was great! I guess you learned the hard way that it looks much easier than it actually is. The Sig Senior is a good plane for beginners......but you still shouldn't fly it without somebody who knows what they're doing to help you. Panic is a killer. Remember to pull the throttle back when you lose control--that usually lessens the damage. Ha! I love to see a nice plane hit the dirt at full throttle.

lmao you got to enjoy flying the plane for 2 minutes was that really worth the money?

this is the kind of plane you do loops in, rolls fly upside down, do you really think this is a prudent way to start flying :)

that very irresponsible mate... just get a high wing trainer and a simulator :)
all the best mate :)

Dude - what the f#@k were you thinking ?? Very lucky no one got hurt or any property damaged. As soon as you took off you were flying straight to the crash scene. I have never seen anyone try to learn to fly with an Extra. You need to join a club or get an electric foamie.

Lot of plane there for a first time flyer

WOW! You got lucky that you didn't hit anybody or anything!

I never heard you throttle back after take off. Throttle control is just as important as your aileron, elevator and rudder controls.

It's getting harder for us to keep our clubs because of liabilities and alleged noise violations. Please Join the AMA and your local club.

It's my opinion that you would still have this fine aircraft, had you been flying at a club field.

Good Luck!

GWS slowstick

DUH

damn...what a waste. It's dudes like you that give RC a bad rep. Get a foam trainer that's like $50 and play with that first... so you can bang it up, glue it and still fly it. My first was a cheap $50 walmart one, and I flew that daily for almost 2 weeks before going to a four channel begin air (also easy to fly). Now I'm on much faster faster planes after 6 months...

Rc airplanes are dangerous you could hit someone
if you want to really learn get a sim and get a trainer plane electric maybe.