| Is sometimes asked by beginner pilots new to the | | | | * A-R-F (Almost ready to fly) prebuilt |
| hobby of radio control aircraft flying. It is a reasonable | | | | * Requires a few hours for assembly |
| question, however the answer is NO! | | | | * Wingspan 60"- 70" inches. |
| The reason being, learning how to fly model aircraft | | | | The larger wings allows you greater visibility and |
| more accurately has to with spending time actually | | | | orientation in the sky. |
| flying. Developing your hand and eye coordination skills | | | | Now as for improving skill level, that will require more |
| is what make you a better pilot. | | | | PRACTICE and DEDICATION on your part. |
| This article will assume you are just passed the | | | | Purchasing higher priced airplanes will not MAKE you a |
| high-wing trainer stage, and can now fly relatively | | | | precision flyer. |
| safely. | | | | Here are some suggestions that can help you... |
| What you need to do now is look for an intermediate | | | | 1. Visit a hobby store in your city or online. |
| low-wing trainer WHY? Because it will help you | | | | 2. Ask the flight instructor to assist you in selecting |
| improve your skills for more advanced planes. | | | | your first low-wing model aircraft and accessories. |
| Well what is a low-wing sports model? It is a model | | | | 3. Also ask for assistance with flying your new aircraft |
| that has the wing located under the fuselage of the | | | | for safety purposes. |
| plane. | | | | 4. Apply to the AMA (Academy of Model |
| These type of aircraft fly a lot smoother than | | | | Aeronautics) if you have not done so. |
| high-wing trainers. | | | | The members of the AMA will find you a hobby club |
| What you need is one that comes... | | | | field in your city. |