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Hobbyzone Beginner RC Planes.Hobbyzone is a division of Parkzone that is devoted to beginner RC airplanes. Most are RTF electric airplanes. Here are details of the complete range.
All of the range are either RTF electric airplanes or of the BNF type. The RTF (Ready-To-Fly) types come 100% complete and include a radio and all the batteries required. The BNF versions (Bind-N-Fly) are for those who already have a suitable RC transmitter. The box contains everything except a transmitter and the cost is therefore a little less. All of the models are manufactured from Z-foam. This is a high density foam, that is injection molded and is very tough and durable. When learning to fly, it is almost inevitable that crashes will occur, but Z-foam can be glued back together, using epoxy or foam safe CA adhesive. If repairs are too difficult then spare parts are available. The claim-to-fame for Hobbyzone is that everything required to fly comes in the box and very little, if any, assembly is required. Another unique feature is called ACT or Anti-Crash-Technology. As the name implies this system does help prevent crashes. As you will notice in the above photo, there are two optical sensors mounted in the beginner RC plane. One is pointed up to the sky and the other is aimed at the ground. As long as the model is flying level then the system is inactive and the pilot is in complete control. If the plane enters a steep dive then the ACT operates automatically. The throttle is reduced and a slight amount of "UP" elevator is entered, this has the effect of leveling the model and averting a possible crash. The system can be switched on and off from the transmitter.
X-port technology gives the ability to add functions to the beginner RC plane. Parachute dropping can be achieved with the Aerial Drop Module (ADM). You can even dogfight with a buddy with the Sonic Combat Module (SCM)! Finally there is also a Night Flight Module (NFM) that adds LEDs to a model and illuminates it for night flying.
This photo gives you a good idea as to what you get in the box. First of course is the plane, completely assembled and all the components installed. At the most you may have to assemble the tail plane and maybe the fin and rudder. The RC transmitter will be included (If it is an RTF) the lipo battery and charger and a CD that will give lots of flying tips. None of these models can be considered toys. They are true hobby grade models. I believe it is true to say that more pilots have learned to fly with Hobbyzone than any other brand!
Here you will find the complete range of Hobbyzone RC electric planes-
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