E-flite RC Airplane Slow Ultra Stick 1.2m BNF Basic Transmitter Battery and Charger Not Included with AS3X and Safe Select EFL0350 Airplanes Bind and Fly Electric Hobby

Assembly was a breeze taking about 30 minutes from a box of pieces to finished plane. It's great that no glue is involved. The plane has two modes which equate to beginner and advanced with no intermediate step. In the beginner mode, the plane is easy to fly and returns to strait and level flight when you center the stick. In advanced mode things can go wrong very quickly and there is no panic button function to save you. It has impressive power taking off in a few feet, and I get flights from 12 to 20 minutes on the larger size battery. It is super quiet due to the large propeller size. I was able to bind it with my basic Spektrum DX6 transmitter. Some extra steps were required to activate the two flight modes and to assign the selector switch, but the included instructions helped with this after reading them closely about 3 times. I would not recommend this kit it for beginners or advanced beginners. For that the AeroScout S2 is a much better choice.

Just bought my 2nd SUS. One of them has LED's so I can fly at night locally or at the beach. I love flying in the wind and they handle wind without a problem. I use 2200 mah 4s lipos for the extra power. The stock speed controller lets me setup the plane with prop reverse. I can land in a small area, flip a toggle and blip the power and land within a few feet. There are a few YouTube videos out that explain the simple setup process. I highly recommend this plane. I've been flying RC for 16 years and I've accumulated a lot of planes, but I fly this one the most because it's light and it's made for fun.

Had several of these planes. I love them. They fly incredible. On 4s libo it's a screamer. Perfect for my 4 acres.

It's really great to know that a company will stand behind their products. Thank you Horizon Hobby for the replacement tail wing (feathers). The E-flight planes are some of my favorite and easiest to fly.

Excellent flyer! Extremely fun to fly. A great 2nd plane after your trainer. Does great in the wind. Works fine with the basic Spektrum DSX transmitter, but you might need a more sophisticated transmitter if you want to use reverse thrust. My only complaint is that the tail was slightly twisted so that the horizontal stabilizer was not parallel with the ground or the wings. I'm not sure that it really effected flight, and it was easy to fix with two crescent wrenches and gently twisting the square aluminum rod that connects the wings to the tail. It doesn't fly as slow as some indoor flyers, but it does fly fairly slow, and it's very quiet. For newer RC pilots, I highly recommend the RealFlight Trainer Edition simulator, which includes this plane. After practicing extensively with the simulator, I was flying this airplane inverted and doing stunts on the maiden flight. It only includes one servo to control both ailerons, however, it comes pre-built with accommodations for two servos if you wanted to set up flaperons.

This is a tail dragger so it does really well on grass strips. It flys slow but does rolls, loops and spins quite well A good beginner plane that is lots fun for flyers with more experience too! If you have the right transmitter you just need to bind it and go fly. You may want to program expo and dual rates before you fly and if you have no experience get help or you will regret not having done so. More fun than the Aeroscout IMHO.

Really a pretty nice plane. High wing park flier performs well, and you can go from mild to wild if you like. The reason for my headline statement is that the name is reminiscent of the GWS slow stick (at least that's what comes to my mind). So if you're expecting a slow flier like that, well, it isn't. Someone else said 'it's not excellent at anything but it's good at everything'. I think that's an apt description. I might do the flap mod but it's not at the top of my list. If you get one, you'll enjoy it.

It is a little harder to fly than the Carbon Cub. Definitely affected by the wind.