Check out the E-Flite A10 Thunderbolt II here: bit.ly/3gWllbG Check out the UMX A-10 here: bit.ly/3BsuORv Which A-10 Thunderbolt Warbird is Better? The $180 RC Jet VS $400 RC Jet. In this video we compare these two RC warbirds, both beautiful A-10 Thunderbolts and let you know which one we like the best and which on would be best for you to buy! Disclosure: This description box contains affiliate links. Check out the E-Flite A10 here: bit.ly/3gWllbG Transmitter: bit.ly/355t2tg Battery: bit.ly/3LBKypX Charger: bit.ly/3BsM7BU Lipo Alarm: bit.ly/3uY3U2p Smart Battery Checker: bit.ly/3GYbZXi Check out the UMX A10 plane here: bit.ly/3BsuORv 3s Battery (exact one Nate flew on): bit.ly/3sOPjnn Cheaper 3s battery: bit.ly/3rUhgei Cheap 2s Battery (more tame flying): bit.ly/3LHWeri IC2 to JST Battery converter (for cheap batteries above): bit.ly/3JAgclU Charger: bit.ly/3Btsg5v Transmitter (Abby used NX6 in this vid): bit.ly/3LGnvdA The products in this video are rated for ages 14+. Support TheRcSaylors Patreon & Stickers | www.patreon.com/TheRcSaylors Merch | thercsaylors.com/shop-2/ Mail | 1140 Carter Ave, P.O. Box 361, Ashland, Kentucky 41101 Social Media Website: www.thercsaylors.com TheRcSaylors Shorts | bit.ly/3rN37xp Facebook | facebook.com/thercsaylors Instagram | instagram.com/thercsaylors Twitter | twitter.com/thercsaylors Vlog and Live Channel | ua-cam.com/users/TheSaylorsYTchannel SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR PATREON FAMILY!! Chuck R, David Chenzoff, Don Burwell, Doug Dahlheimer, Eddy Sinclair, Gary Zion, Haar Bear, Jake Barnes, Jamey Crowl, Jason day, Jeff Buys, Jesper Larsen, john love, john salt, Jose Valentin, Kent Barnes, Matt Reetz, Mike Gaffney, Raymond Hausele, RC HOOLIGANS, Richard Higginson, Robert Hipp, Ron Erickson, Ryan Alexander, Terry Kellogg, That Guy With The Birds!, Bill Conradi, Brian Buckstiegel, Brian wehrley, and Chris Hamlett #rcjet #warbird #rc
Hi am 12 and I always wanted a RC plane I don't know what to start out with because Christmas is close and an looking forward to getting an RC plane please help me find one
I am new to the hobby. Started 70+ years ago flying U-control gas planes that I built. The new now planes are super. Thanks for the warm up demo's. Can't wait to get my own "wart hog".
Had an A-10 Strafe in Afghanistan when I was in the army. What a cool day that was. They blew up dirt hut that we were taking sniper fire from. BRRRRRRT boom cya next life bois
I’m not saying you’re wrong but I own one and just now ordered another. Maybe look a little harder ha. But thanks for saying that because I want a backup after thinking that might be the case.
@@redwingsfan3621 Apparently they took it off the market for like 2 weeks and have now put up a revamped version with reverse thrust for a much higher price (almost 450 USD). Since I only have a dx6 I'm actually glad I got the earlier version now. But honestly the main draw of e flite is the as3x and since that single handedly almost destroyed my A-10 I can comfortably say just get the PNP version or the freewing A-10 at nearly half the price for almost the same thing
Hi, I'm Brazilian, congratulations on the video.. I loved the 2 jets... But I really wanted to be able to buy the E-Flite A10 Thunderbolt II one day... hugs.
@@trainsplanesandautomobiles2547 Almost everything is FPV compatible if you're creative enough! But yeah, I bought a second canopy hatch, pulled the clear plastic of and installed a Foxeer Pico Razer in pilot seat with RunCam TX200U 25-200mW VTX. Such a light weight, under 6g, and nice combo.
Nate and Abby I thoroughly enjoyed that I love that huge jet maybe someday I'll get the experience and the money to get one God bless thanks to the big guy up above stay safe stay well and stay happy 🙏
My only concern with the smaller one is the lack of any landing gear and having to do a belly landing on a rough surface like concrete or asphalt. I have plenty of grassy parks and other soft landing areas where I live in Florida to fly such a plane, but for those that live in areas with a lack of grass covered parks or school yards, it would not be such a great option to tear up the belly of this plane on landing.
Glad to hear you are excited for our videos Scratch! You rock and hope you had a good day of work! If all goes according to plan, we hope to fly some warbirds together possibly tomorrow. Thinking the Spitfire and BF109! 👍😁😎⚓️
@@TheRcSaylors well heck yea. I been doing all my flights inside on the simulator. Hey, a quick question I have the older turbo timber. Does the Draco really fly that much better than the 1.5 turbo timber. On the simulator it flies crazy good.
The Draco flies good, but you’d be buying it for it’s looks over performance in my opinion. The FMS Beaver or Turbo Timber both fly just as good but don’t cost as much. However the Draco has them both beat on looks for sure! 😎⚓️
@@TheRcSaylors yea, I have the turbo timber 1.5. I downloaded the eflight draco and it is worlds better on the simulator than the turbo timber but in real life you are letting me know that they handel the same. You should download the draco and fly it on the simator against the turbo timber. Horizon must want me to buy the draco with how solid it flies on they're simulator. Thanks man.
Oh it is real EZ to bust the wings off on inverted flights if you pull up hard while inverted on the simulator. I know cause I've tryed it all on it. It was very solid during slow flight.
The first time I saw an A-10 was when I was stationed at ft Campbell KY. It immediately became my favorite bird. I have the umx, but want the bigger one. Unfortunately I just read a comment saying it was discontinued. That's too bad
I’ve only seen A-10s flying once, and we happened to get it on camera!! We were on vacation in GA and they were flying in formation (just two of them) along the beach, really low. It was honestly Amazing!! Yes, it has been discontinued, but I have a feeling Horizon will be bringing it back. Just gotta be patient 😁⚓️
I have both Brrrts. I mean A10’s and love them both. The umx is amazing due to the size and capability. The 64mm has so much power and fast just wish I had longer flight time.
Not a noob, but I clearly have a poor understanding of batteries... if the the larger plane suffers from short flight times, cant a higher capacity battery be used to extend it? The plane seems capable of hefting a bit more weight.
have u ever seen a full scale a10 fly ? i saw the last one built take off from the republic plant on long island new york. he took off heading south then made a u turn over the southern state parkway & did a lowfly over the run way& and will never forget it. i also saw turbine powered a10 model fly at the chatfield state park in colorado that looked like the full scale warthog that put on a good show.
Among my top 5 favorite planes. I'd seen A10s in airshows a couple of times (excellent demos), but the most thrilling demo I ever had was on a flight shortly after 9/11...close unough to the day that we were still really on edge. I was anyway, being on an airplane after strolling past soldiers carrying M4's in my local airport prior to boarding! Midway through the flight, my eye was caught by motion; I looked out the window to catch four A10s in echelon formation, I'm guessing 2000ft below our plane. Within a moment, the lead plane rolled inverted, started popping flares, then pulled the stick to drop into the cloud layer below. The other three planes rolled, popped, and pulled in sucession. Only airshow I've seen from above!
Every since my back went out and took me out of work, I’ve been giving rc flying some serious thought! Just don’t know which is the more common since way to go. Obviously it can be an expensive hobby by the time you buy everything you have to have just to start flying. I love those A-10’s you showed! Any idea on what I should look at as a beginner?
Habu sts. Awesome first jet. Even works well a first bird! Bought mine in the rtf version so didn't need anything outside of the box to get up in the air!
Steve, I also have back problems. And many different planes, and carrying around just a plane, the transmitter, and batteries, is tough. As a beginner you should buy a trainer model first, about 1200 mm wingspan, and a decent transmitter like a NX8 or 10. The big money you will spend on the LiPo Accu's so it's important to start with a few similar models; most of them use 3S 2'200 mAh. What I do not recommend: Spektrum LiPo's because they are so smart they discharge themselves automatically after about 2 -3 days non -use. After so many years of flying, that was a nasty surprise to me, as I usually have a few accu's in my car besides a plane or two. Anyways, see this video of my Eflite T-28 Trojan, a pretty fast one: ua-cam.com/video/us_E9pYCzGI/v-deo.html
you are missing one a10 :D I habe the freewing a10 with dual 80mm EDF but did the 90mm conversion with wemotec fans - that thing rips. When i tried to run that thing in my livingroom it threw stuff around all over the place xD
I used to like Spektrum radios & own the DX6 which I bought 13 years ago for nearly $300. I abandoned the hobby for 12 years, but became interested again with the advent of flight controllers that allow for mission flying, terrain following & etc. To my disappointment it certainly appears that Spektrum has stayed away from being useful for use with flight controllers thru their receivers largely being unable to connect via serial communication to controllers. Sure there are the satellite receivers that with work arounds can be mated with a controller, but all other of their serial output receivers only can send telemetry. On the otherhand brands that did not exist to my knowledge 13 years ago such as Radiomaster, Radiolink... not only have receivers with serial called SBUS output for connection to controllers, but can also send PWM signals individually to servos if not using a controller. To top it off, these newcomers are a lot less expensive than Spektrum. Hence, now with Spektrum, contrary to all the hype when 2.4 Ghz spread spectrum radios initially were introduced, we have Spektrum gives one, you pay more & get much less.
New into the hobby get yourself a apprentice i have mine over a year now and have allot of flight times just get extra gear mounts and props and a screwdriver set it comes with a remote but if you looking to get more planes get a remote with a screen so it’s way easier to bind and pick what you want Also where have my country gone
For being a parkflyer, the UMX aircraft have the flight envelope covered,but the scream of the motor(s) is a deal breaker to fly in those venues.Why can't technology deal with this grating scream ?
batteries cost and charging is a huge price difference... both are nice quality... does the big one have 2 70mm fans? think little one has 2 30-40 mm fans ...thanks for sharing
TBH off the top of my head I don’t remember the mm size of each EDF. I thought the larger one was two 64mm but I may be wrong. It’s been so long since the larger A-10 was released I just forgot 😬 Should be listed on the website though where we have them linked 😉👍😁⚓️
I'm new to the hobby I have an eachine mini mustang and I gave my ten year old son a mini corsair, but I want a cheap decent affordable jet, I'm thinking maybe the arrows BAE RED ARROWS 50MM
@@TheRcSaylors I most certainly have seen your video on it, to be perfectly honest it was your joy and enthusiasm for it (and my desire for a jet) that helped me make the decision
Honestly? I wouldn’t strongly recommend it. However, you’d stand a much higher chance for success with this than things that existed when I was a kid!! Having said that, though if you are learning to fly there are some other options I’d recommend just to learn the ropes on. 👍😁⚓️
I got the little one as my first EDF. You and others say that EDFs fly differently, so do you think it's representative of the experience? If I moved up to something bigger, like a Viper or Falcon, aside from speed and power, would I be surprised by a lot?
The little a10 is a real sweet heart, its much more tame far as takeoff and landing, very easy. I think the big a10 is real similar and a sweet heart as well. They are good jets because of the large wing, still very fast. That being said I do not have a viper but do have an avanti v3. The avanti its also a real sweet heart. I think its easyier to land than my zero fighter or other tail draggers. Some edfs are way more intense. Like my freewing f5 80mm hp, very high landing speed but so fun. If you can handle the little a10 with no issues. I think a viper or an avanti or a habu ss or a big a10 is the ticket. Another really sweet, step up bird, is eflites f15 64mm. Mine has been on a couple hundred problem free flights. Its super easy to land and once your used to it, you can high alpha at about 3 miles an hour with your nose way up in the air and i can hover mine. I did add servos and functional rudders to my f15, the f15 basically dosnt stall, either. I mean you can stall it but you have to try. Its so well behaived, eflites 70mm f16 thunderbird is another that almost wont stall, thier both really amazing jets. The f16 is sweet but a little more challenging, just a tiny bit , tho. Anyway best of luck.
@@mongoose4117 great response! I’m in the same boat, I am starting to get a bit bored with the Umx a10. Do I go to the eflight 64mm a10, eflight 70mm f16, or try a different brand? Any thoughts?
Hi RC Saylors! Hey do you think that they will bring back the A-10 64mm? I was really looking forward to getting that one but realized it was discontinued
What’s the difference between the transmitter you have and the DX6e? What does about a hundred more give you? Happy New Year and blessings to your family.
ua-cam.com/video/E1ENY5cTn3o/v-deo.html - This video is perfect for you! Please, watch the entire video but there is one on this list JUST For You!! 👍😁😎⚓️
My 77 year-old dad wants to learn how to fly an RC plane he just got to where he has to have oxygen tanks now and I just want to make it happen what's a cheap and easy as hell plane to fly 77 year old veteran,,?
Check out the E-Flite A10 Thunderbolt II here: bit.ly/3gWllbG
Check out the UMX A-10 here: bit.ly/3BsuORv
Which A-10 Thunderbolt Warbird is Better? The $180 RC Jet VS $400 RC Jet. In this video we compare these two RC warbirds, both beautiful A-10 Thunderbolts and let you know which one we like the best and which on would be best for you to buy!
Disclosure: This description box contains affiliate links.
Check out the E-Flite A10 here: bit.ly/3gWllbG
Transmitter: bit.ly/355t2tg
Battery: bit.ly/3LBKypX
Charger: bit.ly/3BsM7BU
Lipo Alarm: bit.ly/3uY3U2p
Smart Battery Checker: bit.ly/3GYbZXi
Check out the UMX A10 plane here: bit.ly/3BsuORv
3s Battery (exact one Nate flew on): bit.ly/3sOPjnn
Cheaper 3s battery: bit.ly/3rUhgei
Cheap 2s Battery (more tame flying): bit.ly/3LHWeri
IC2 to JST Battery converter (for cheap batteries above): bit.ly/3JAgclU
Charger: bit.ly/3Btsg5v
Transmitter (Abby used NX6 in this vid): bit.ly/3LGnvdA
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How fast doses the tan one go
Hi am 12 and I always wanted a RC plane I don't know what to start out with because Christmas is close and an looking forward to getting an RC plane please help me find one
I am new to the hobby. Started 70+ years ago flying U-control gas planes that I built. The new now planes are super. Thanks for the warm up demo's. Can't wait to get my own "wart hog".
70 years ago and your new?
@@user-rj3rl9xl7j did you rlly believe him lol
@@user-tu4rk5dt4qIts true
Had an A-10 Strafe in Afghanistan when I was in the army. What a cool day that was. They blew up dirt hut that we were taking sniper fire from. BRRRRRRT boom cya next life bois
Thank you for fighting for us man! Hope you are doing good!
Thank you, I love veterans and you guys are my heroes
😅😅
Wow
Gau 8 go brrrrrrrtttttt
U two are truly a great help to this hobby,your passion is obvious. Another great video
I’d like to see you guys do full speed passes side by side to show the speed difference.
Yeah that would be sick
Just ordered the Eachine P51 today. Beginner proud to have their first plane be a warbird
Well considering they just discontinued the 64mm A-10 the choice is now way easier
Really suck’s that they discontinued it
I’m not saying you’re wrong but I own one and just now ordered another. Maybe look a little harder ha. But thanks for saying that because I want a backup after thinking that might be the case.
@@redwingsfan3621 Apparently they took it off the market for like 2 weeks and have now put up a revamped version with reverse thrust for a much higher price (almost 450 USD). Since I only have a dx6 I'm actually glad I got the earlier version now. But honestly the main draw of e flite is the as3x and since that single handedly almost destroyed my A-10 I can comfortably say just get the PNP version or the freewing A-10 at nearly half the price for almost the same thing
@@starexcelsior Nice! Enjoy. I do like the pnp warthog a lot.
Hi, I'm Brazilian, congratulations on the video.. I loved the 2 jets... But I really wanted to be able to buy the E-Flite A10 Thunderbolt II one day... hugs.
I have both and they're both a blast to fly. The little one usually goes with me no matter where I fly
Very cool Punk! Happy Flying 👍😁😎⚓️
Why did you call him punk
@@williamhood8640 PunkRawk is my name and flying is my game 😉👍👍🤘
@@punkrawk89 cool
I have the Umx a10 and trying to decide between the 64mm a10, eflight 70mm f16 or something else. Any help?
The smaller ones always good for beginners.. But beginners should fly it in half throttle... So it'll not go too fast and you can control it steadily
Prolly gonna buy this around Christmas. Thanks for giving me the idea to fly at a football field really helped me with 3d flying my homemade plane
Hey guys I just want to say that you are my favourite youtubers and have really brought me into the hobby so thank you
RCSaylors your a God send to this hobby, every video is informative, classy well presented Thank You for all.
What a great job filming the planes in the air!
I absolutely love my umx a10, it has an insane amount of power for its size (on 3s)
Totally agree! Thanks for watching ⚓️
I have 2 Questions, Is if durable, like for rough landings or grass landings, and Is it SPEED.
ps. Is it FPV compatible, that would be awesome
@@trainsplanesandautomobiles2547 I don’t have the answers but I agree FPV would be sick
@@trainsplanesandautomobiles2547 Almost everything is FPV compatible if you're creative enough! But yeah, I bought a second canopy hatch, pulled the clear plastic of and installed a Foxeer Pico Razer in pilot seat with RunCam TX200U 25-200mW VTX. Such a light weight, under 6g, and nice combo.
@@matthewmoyer3105 Do it.. ~$30 for Foxeer Pico Razer in pilot seat with RunCam TX200U 25-200mW VTX.
LOVE that SOUND of A-10 Thundrbolt!! GREAT job Saylors and thanks!! 💟👍😘
Excellent Video Guys & Very Impressive flying skills young man 👌🏼👍🏼 Happy New Year
Bought the Motion Rc 80mm A10 and the 64mm A10 for my son. Love these planes.
Nate and Abby I thoroughly enjoyed that I love that huge jet maybe someday I'll get the experience and the money to get one God bless thanks to the big guy up above stay safe stay well and stay happy 🙏
God Bless you and your loved ones Craig! Happy Flying my friend, and Thank You! 👍😁😎⚓️
My only concern with the smaller one is the lack of any landing gear and having to do a belly landing on a rough surface like concrete or asphalt. I have plenty of grassy parks and other soft landing areas where I live in Florida to fly such a plane, but for those that live in areas with a lack of grass covered parks or school yards, it would not be such a great option to tear up the belly of this plane on landing.
Damn. You have made a great life bro!
Planes!!!!
Hi. You made me confident to buy the F18 as my second jet. I love it!! Thank you so much
So happy to hear that! Happy Flying 👍😁😎⚓️
@@TheRcSaylors you too
Are you still flying the f18?
I absolutely love these jets!! I want to get the umx A10
Weeee, I have something to watch after work now!!!😆 it's just a snowing and blowing in southwestern Michigan. Stay warm you all.
Glad to hear you are excited for our videos Scratch! You rock and hope you had a good day of work! If all goes according to plan, we hope to fly some warbirds together possibly tomorrow. Thinking the Spitfire and BF109! 👍😁😎⚓️
@@TheRcSaylors well heck yea. I been doing all my flights inside on the simulator. Hey, a quick question I have the older turbo timber. Does the Draco really fly that much better than the 1.5 turbo timber. On the simulator it flies crazy good.
The Draco flies good, but you’d be buying it for it’s looks over performance in my opinion. The FMS Beaver or Turbo Timber both fly just as good but don’t cost as much. However the Draco has them both beat on looks for sure! 😎⚓️
@@TheRcSaylors yea, I have the turbo timber 1.5. I downloaded the eflight draco and it is worlds better on the simulator than the turbo timber but in real life you are letting me know that they handel the same. You should download the draco and fly it on the simator against the turbo timber. Horizon must want me to buy the draco with how solid it flies on they're simulator. Thanks man.
Oh it is real EZ to bust the wings off on inverted flights if you pull up hard while inverted on the simulator. I know cause I've tryed it all on it. It was very solid during slow flight.
your videos are great never had rc planes before i may try the smaller jet to see if i like it
And? Any news for your plannings? Did you regret?
id love to see a "state of the collection" video where you showcase the models you have, maybe talking about ones you dont any more and why
We intend to show our entire airplane collection on our channel fairly soon. Winter seems like a good time to share the hangar with everyone 👍😁😎⚓️
Thanks for the x-mas card!
You are very welcome! Thank you for all of your support 👍😁😎⚓️
The first time I saw an A-10 was when I was stationed at ft Campbell KY. It immediately became my favorite bird. I have the umx, but want the bigger one. Unfortunately I just read a comment saying it was discontinued. That's too bad
I’ve only seen A-10s flying once, and we happened to get it on camera!! We were on vacation in GA and they were flying in formation (just two of them) along the beach, really low. It was honestly Amazing!! Yes, it has been discontinued, but I have a feeling Horizon will be bringing it back. Just gotta be patient 😁⚓️
I have both Brrrts. I mean A10’s and love them both. The umx is amazing due to the size and capability. The 64mm has so much power and fast just wish I had longer flight time.
Not a noob, but I clearly have a poor understanding of batteries... if the the larger plane suffers from short flight times, cant a higher capacity battery be used to extend it? The plane seems capable of hefting a bit more weight.
@@Doggy-B the 64mm has two powerful edf motors that suck the battery dry no matter how big the battery is. 3-4 minutes is all you gonna get.
The big one is too darn fast for me even on the simulator. I love/hate jets. Battery suckers.
The only problem with the 64mm is that the nose gear is super weak and will break easily.
Seems that new little BAE Hawk may be the new inbetweener
have u ever seen a full scale a10 fly ? i saw the last one built take off from the republic plant on long island new york. he took off heading south then made a u turn over the southern state parkway & did a lowfly over the run way& and will never forget it. i also saw turbine powered a10 model fly at the chatfield state park in colorado that looked like the full scale warthog that put on a good show.
Among my top 5 favorite planes. I'd seen A10s in airshows a couple of times (excellent demos), but the most thrilling demo I ever had was on a flight shortly after 9/11...close unough to the day that we were still really on edge. I was anyway, being on an airplane after strolling past soldiers carrying M4's in my local airport prior to boarding! Midway through the flight, my eye was caught by motion; I looked out the window to catch four A10s in echelon formation, I'm guessing 2000ft below our plane. Within a moment, the lead plane rolled inverted, started popping flares, then pulled the stick to drop into the cloud layer below. The other three planes rolled, popped, and pulled in sucession. Only airshow I've seen from above!
Your doing it right. Learn to make the wind your friend and you can always fly. Learned that from some Canadin flyers. Great wisdom from them!
I bought small foam f22 raptor and loved it and it only cost me
He is just a kid, and Ilove it.
👍😁😎⚓️
Well, unfortunately the 64mm Version is discontinued now....
Be patient my friend 😉👍😁😎⚓️
Awesome video
Thanks Mark! 👍😁😎⚓️
You guys are som much more fun than the usual, serious, boring RC reviewers.
Awesome vid
Thank you very much!! 👍😁😎⚓️
Every since my back went out and took me out of work, I’ve been giving rc flying some serious thought! Just don’t know which is the more common since way to go. Obviously it can be an expensive hobby by the time you buy everything you have to have just to start flying. I love those A-10’s you showed! Any idea on what I should look at as a beginner?
Habu sts. Awesome first jet. Even works well a first bird! Bought mine in the rtf version so didn't need anything outside of the box to get up in the air!
Depends what your budget is Steve, but this video is an amazing place to start - ua-cam.com/video/jspvyJ3WMLo/v-deo.html
Try one of the eachine mini Warbirds, so easy and so much fun to fly, and because they are so cheap/indestructible there is no fear/worry of crashing,
@@ptgfox3082 thanks, I’ll check them out!
Steve, I also have back problems. And many different planes, and carrying around just a plane, the transmitter, and batteries, is tough. As a beginner you should buy a trainer model first, about 1200 mm wingspan, and a decent transmitter like a NX8 or 10. The big money you will spend on the LiPo Accu's so it's important to start with a few similar models; most of them use 3S 2'200 mAh. What I do not recommend: Spektrum LiPo's because they are so smart they discharge themselves automatically after about 2 -3 days non -use. After so many years of flying, that was a nasty surprise to me, as I usually have a few accu's in my car besides a plane or two. Anyways, see this video of my Eflite T-28 Trojan, a pretty fast one: ua-cam.com/video/us_E9pYCzGI/v-deo.html
That big one would be so cool to throw an FPV cam on
I'm getting this plane. I'm starting to fly rc jets and it's going good
Do you a video of the FMS A10 warthog radio setup? Thank you
First flight,should I go with the VTOL
Harrier ???
WHERE DID YOU GET THAT CHEAP A-10 THUNDERBOLT I WANNA BUY IT IM IN DA UK
I want to get into the hobby but tight on money and I really like the a10 so if I could have an suggestion that would be great
you are missing one a10 :D
I habe the freewing a10 with dual 80mm EDF but did the 90mm conversion with wemotec fans - that thing rips. When i tried to run that thing in my livingroom it threw stuff around all over the place xD
I used to like Spektrum radios & own the DX6 which I bought 13 years ago for nearly $300. I abandoned the hobby for 12 years, but became interested again with the advent of flight controllers that allow for mission flying, terrain following & etc. To my disappointment it certainly appears that Spektrum has stayed away from being useful for use with flight controllers thru their receivers largely being unable to connect via serial communication to controllers. Sure there are the satellite receivers that with work arounds can be mated with a controller, but all other of their serial output receivers only can send telemetry.
On the otherhand brands that did not exist to my knowledge 13 years ago such as Radiomaster, Radiolink... not only have receivers with serial called SBUS output for connection to controllers, but can also send PWM signals individually to servos if not using a controller. To top it off, these newcomers are a lot less expensive than Spektrum. Hence, now with Spektrum, contrary to all the hype when 2.4 Ghz spread spectrum radios initially were introduced, we have Spektrum gives one, you pay more & get much less.
Would the small A-10 be a good beginner plane?
It would be really cool if it cool drop flares after a strafing run.
Need more BRRRRRRRRRT
how easy to fly is the A-10 Thunderbolt II Twin 64mm vs the eachine corsair warbird.
I'm buying the tan one
New into the hobby get yourself a apprentice i have mine over a year now and have allot of flight times just get extra gear mounts and props and a screwdriver set it comes with a remote but if you looking to get more planes get a remote with a screen so it’s way easier to bind and pick what you want
Also where have my country gone
You guys upgraded your camera gear I see. Youre getting some pretty shallow depth of field. What system and lens combo did ya'll upgrade to?
For being a parkflyer, the UMX aircraft have the flight envelope covered,but the scream of the motor(s) is a deal breaker to fly in those venues.Why can't technology deal with this grating scream ?
batteries cost and charging is a huge price difference... both are nice quality... does the big one have 2 70mm fans? think little one has 2 30-40 mm fans ...thanks for sharing
TBH off the top of my head I don’t remember the mm size of each EDF. I thought the larger one was two 64mm but I may be wrong. It’s been so long since the larger A-10 was released I just forgot 😬 Should be listed on the website though where we have them linked 😉👍😁⚓️
There's plenty A10 64mm left for sale in the UK.
Glad to hear that my friend! Usually our friends in the UK get the short end of the stick with Horizon, but now you have one up on us 👍😁😎⚓️
Nice
the big one is my dreammm rc
ANYDAY just LANDING without breaking something is soo satisfying even if frostbite has kicked in!
I'm new to the hobby I have an eachine mini mustang and I gave my ten year old son a mini corsair, but I want a cheap decent affordable jet, I'm thinking maybe the arrows BAE RED ARROWS 50MM
Oh I DO love that jet!! Have you seen our videos on it? Also, congrats on growing your collection! 👍😁😎⚓️
@@TheRcSaylors I most certainly have seen your video on it, to be perfectly honest it was your joy and enthusiasm for it (and my desire for a jet) that helped me make the decision
Which one turns faster
I don’t understand why the discontinued the 64mm!! I was about to get one and then I see the “This Item Is Longer Available” I’m now depressed lol.
Just be patient my friend 😉👍😁😎⚓️
I just got one what is the best way to take off the first time
Now.. i’ve never flown a plane before. Never done any sort of simulation. Would the smaller a-10 (desert camo) be a good beginner, first plane to buy?
Honestly? I wouldn’t strongly recommend it. However, you’d stand a much higher chance for success with this than things that existed when I was a kid!! Having said that, though if you are learning to fly there are some other options I’d recommend just to learn the ropes on. 👍😁⚓️
Kinda early squad where you guys at happy flying all 😊😊😊😎😎😎😎⚓️⚓️⚓️⚓️⚓️⚓️
What's the link for the smaller one? Would it be available in Australia? Keen to get into this
Looks like a blast to fly. Just curious, which EFD do you like flying more, the Viper 90mm, or this A-10 Thunderbolt II Twin 64mm?
Can u even say how long can we play with big A10 plane pls
I need one
Do you need a transmitter for the remote control if you already don’t have one?
I want to get into the hobbit of RC planes without going broke
Which RC plane gives the best flight time?
Between the two of these? The smaller one. Or do you just mean in general?
wait you have to buy a controller in order to fly the plane? idk about that
Could make fpv on the big one.
You don’t pull up hard from a strafing pass to avoid enemy fire, so much as to avoid your own ricochets.
what would you recommend for a brand new flyer? plane, remote, batteries, the whole kit a kaboodle? thx
Do you need a big flying area for the Big 6s A-10? Like a tiny soccer field?
Any recommendations for an RC Airbus? Best website to purchase?
I got the little one as my first EDF. You and others say that EDFs fly differently, so do you think it's representative of the experience? If I moved up to something bigger, like a Viper or Falcon, aside from speed and power, would I be surprised by a lot?
The little a10 is a real sweet heart, its much more tame far as takeoff and landing, very easy. I think the big a10 is real similar and a sweet heart as well. They are good jets because of the large wing, still very fast. That being said I do not have a viper but do have an avanti v3. The avanti its also a real sweet heart. I think its easyier to land than my zero fighter or other tail draggers. Some edfs are way more intense. Like my freewing f5 80mm hp, very high landing speed but so fun. If you can handle the little a10 with no issues. I think a viper or an avanti or a habu ss or a big a10 is the ticket. Another really sweet, step up bird, is eflites f15 64mm. Mine has been on a couple hundred problem free flights. Its super easy to land and once your used to it, you can high alpha at about 3 miles an hour with your nose way up in the air and i can hover mine. I did add servos and functional rudders to my f15, the f15 basically dosnt stall, either. I mean you can stall it but you have to try. Its so well behaived, eflites 70mm f16 thunderbird is another that almost wont stall, thier both really amazing jets. The f16 is sweet but a little more challenging, just a tiny bit , tho. Anyway best of luck.
@@mongoose4117 great response! I’m in the same boat, I am starting to get a bit bored with the Umx a10. Do I go to the eflight 64mm a10, eflight 70mm f16, or try a different brand? Any thoughts?
Hi RC Saylors! Hey do you think that they will bring back the A-10 64mm? I was really looking forward to getting that one but realized it was discontinued
I would suggest to be patient and let’s hope Horizon does what is best for everyone 😉👍😁😎⚓️
cool I love these videos
Awesome Chris! Thanks a lot for tuning in and Happy Flying 👍😁😎⚓️
dont care Ill take either one lol
Does this video mean they are bringing back the A-10 64 mm EDF? It was just discontinued.
What’s the difference between the transmitter you have and the DX6e? What does about a hundred more give you? Happy New Year and blessings to your family.
The biggest difference is the ability to connect to your Wi-Fi for updates and airplane downloads, and a bonus 7th channel for SAFE 👍😁😎⚓️
Exactly How fast is the A10 30mm thunderbolt 2???
Do they come with a remote controller
By the time you add on everything that you need to the cheaper UMX A-10, the price is just over $500.
You're having too much fun
I absolutely love this hobby!! 👍⚓️😎⚓️
Hey spectrum radio question in a boat and I'm needing to get the cheapest controller to work that receiver can you help me out is it the DX 4 dx3
I would love to get into flying. But looking for a starter jet to see if it is something I want to get into.
ua-cam.com/video/E1ENY5cTn3o/v-deo.html - This video is perfect for you! Please, watch the entire video but there is one on this list JUST For You!! 👍😁😎⚓️
Where do they find any parts for the F4 Bone yard. Still airframe and parts old .
What transmitter did you use
Is the little one, scaled 1:18 ?
How long is the flying time on the small jet
Luv my big guy
My 77 year-old dad wants to learn how to fly an RC plane he just got to where he has to have oxygen tanks now and I just want to make it happen what's a cheap and easy as hell plane to fly 77 year old veteran,,?
could u give me some rc plane recomendations
What’s the make and model of the large gray A10?
-someone actually tried to fly it to the moon be like I STOLE THE MOON!!!!!-
I would break it on landing if I survive the flight. But looks like fun!!1