SoloGood HEE Wing T-01 Fixed Wing RC Plane, 730mm Fixed Wingspan PNP EPP Foam RC Airplane, Easy Control for Beginners

LOVE THIS PLANE !!!I am an experienced RC flight enthusiast of over 30 years. The T-01 Ranger PnP is easy to assemble, intuitively for an relitivley experienced RC'er with basic knowledge of the fundamentals. Just plugs together! For beginners, it may be a little rough. This is Not a beginners plane ! They should do some research first and get a easy toy disposable plane for learning and practice.If they aren't sure about something. It's easy to destroy things, like servos, when misconfigured, when people don't know what they're doing. There is a whole process for installing, configuring, and testing servos. This is learned, either the easy way, by reading and re-reading, research, or the hard way by making mistakes and destroying equipment. and figuring out what went wrong and probably doing it over again! RCing is a hobby requiring an investmentof lots of time, patience, and money. For me it is life-long I have 10 planes four drones.... I have learned quite a bit, and i'm still learning. Applying the decals is no problem searched for pictures... Google....found one decorated....Bingo! there is my guide to Applying the decals ! Just a note for lost planes that get away from you.... They will now and then.... Get a "TabCat" tracker..... Will find your lost plane up to 500 hundred feet ! See my review Have fun!

not an incredible platform for beginners, it is a little on the fast side once all set up. that said, it flies fantastically and is pretty good about crashes itself. aim for the ground or trees, not people, houses or cars lol

Takes some getting used to even with a spektrum safe receiver but when you do it is very fun to fly. Takes crashes like a champ as the wings just pop off on a nose hit. Excited to try it with hdzero fpv

Solid FPV platform. A little underpowered with the stock setup (though insanely efficient).I have mine doing 120/kmh with 2004 motors and 6" props, I can still cruise at about 9-10A.Really nice foam blend...the most durable foam I've come across in a plane.Not for beginners, it can be easy to lose sight of in the sky bc of the color, and will drop a wing pretty enthusiastically if you stall.

Overall this is a good rc aircraft but (I know this) it does not come with a battery’s or a transmitter, and the webpage for how to build it stinks because it does not cover the full scope of the build and how to install the transmitter piece in the airplane or HOW TO INSTALL THE STICKERS. The stickers part very frustrating because the stickers are in the box, though on the webpage there is no pictures or any that tells you where to put the stickers on. And to be honest I would prefer if the already built version came with a transmitter so all I need to do is get a battery (*note that the t1 can hold a lot of different batteries). Over all though this is a good rc aircraft

Its a 159 dollar styrofoam with ultra cheap servos and bindings that keep popping out of the elevator surface.The servo started to spin freely while still testing the plane on the workbench. No flight yet! You can see from the pictures the servo motor had overheated and bent out of its housing. Good thing it was not in the air.In short, buy something else until they start including quality components worthy of 159 price tag.Sad part is that they sell "metal gear" servos on their site for upgrade. Looking at the site pictures, the metal parts are only on the upper two gears. Lower gears are all plastic. Of course, if motor will melt the housing then no amount of metal will matter.

Fun little kit especially with a VTOL upgrade. Lots of printable parts available for when things go wrong.