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What is Gas RC trainer airplanes

Wednesday, December 3, 2008

Gas rc airplanes or Gas rc trainer airplanes is one of some kind of rc airplanes, that used Gas as the substitue of the nitro fuel, Actually it can be fly in the same ways that we usually do with your rc nitro engine, but in common or in general that Gas RC trainer airplanes is designed for the beginner to fly, although for their first time flying(prime time..). Cause this is a kind of trainer model, just like in general trainer model, it's designed to make learning to fly as easy as possible, and all trainers have the same basic characteristics. The general spesifications of trainer model is using dihedral which it refers to the upward "V" angle of the wings if we view in the front

The dihedral will do stabilize the flying of the rc airplanes. Stabilize mean that it will always back to the first position so when the rc model airplanes bank in some conditions it will keep to back in first conditions..that is in stabilize positions . Because this great things, so this done in all rc airplanes trainer model.

Gas rc trainer airplanes are typically designed around the '40' or '46' size (.40/.46 cu.in) 2 stroke glow plug engine, and are 4 channel with control to throttle, aileron, elevator and rudder. The wingspan will vary around the 60 inch mark.

The planes can be purchased in kit form or RTF/ARF (Ready To Fly / Almost Ready To Fly). RTF airplanes are the better choice if you have no desire to do any model building, and you just want to get flying as quickly as possible.
The primary differences between kit, ARF and RTF are:

Kit: the plane needs building from plans, you'll need to purchase quite a few extras and have a good knowledge of model building techniques.
ARF: the plane will be about 80% finished, needing some final assembly work, taking maybe a couple of evenings to complete.
RTF: the plane is completely finished, with motor and rc gear fully installed. You just need to buy batteries for the rc gear.

You can find some best Gas rc airplanes on internet. If you want to try flying one or just "taste" the gas rc airplanes flying in the air.

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