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| Indoor Flying Discuss indoor flying |
Topic Review (Newest First)
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| 12-08-2014 12:58 PM | |
| Thunder Chicken |
Re: Indoor Trainer Well our 'kid' got a Vapor and it is perfect for him in our smaller gyms! Should help greatly with his skills for next summer! |
| 09-30-2014 06:44 PM | |
| Alan Brace |
Re: Indoor Trainer The vapor is very easy to fly, in little to no wind you can fly it outside, had 3 10 minute flights on mine tonight. |
| 09-30-2014 06:29 PM | |
| uberjay |
Re: Indoor Trainer Aside from the above suggestions, the Nutball design (search google and you'll find the VERY simple free plans) is about the most versatile, durable, easy to fly plane around. With the very low wing loading (assuming you build light) you can walk the NB around. Cheers, J |
| 09-30-2014 06:04 PM | |
| Max |
Re: Indoor Trainer Ember is pretty fast though. For beginner I would stick with a Vapour. It gives you enough time to react before you hit the wall 
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| 09-25-2014 09:15 PM | |
| gee |
Re: Indoor Trainer the micro stick from erc is just like the ember but stronger motor. you can fly it nice and slow or it has enough jam for loops . |
| 09-25-2014 08:35 PM | |
| NDW |
Re: Indoor Trainer Eflite vapor for the rank beginner or an ember for the slightly more experienced beginner... D. |
| 09-25-2014 08:30 PM | |
| Thunder Chicken |
Indoor Trainer We have a single basketball court sized high school gym, decent high ceilings. Whats a good trainer type indoor electric plane for a beginner? Been trying some out of dollar store foam but they are a bit heavy to fly nice and slow in the gym, not to mention not very durable for the constant wall banging! Prefer BNF for spketrum tx, or RxR for Anylink, if an ARF/foamy. |
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