RC Park Flyers - Perfect for leasurely flights

Park flyers are the perfect introduction to rc airplanes. They are easy to fly and can be flown in small areas, like your backyard or the local park. This is good because you can get some practice at home before you head out to the field with a regular electric or gas powered airplane.

Park flyer's and slow flyers are basically the same thing, only the park flyer is a little faster. Thanks to advancements in rc technology, we are able to have park flyers.

Usually they are 1 channel only, but you can get ones that are 3 channels and control elevator, rudder, and the motor.

Most park and slow flyers are ready to fly, but there are some that are almost ready to fly and require some building. Another great thing about park flyers is they can be flown indoors.

You still need a decent size room, like a gym, basement, or any other big room you can find.

Tips

Before I finish, I should tell you a few tips about park flyers. First, since park flyers are so light and small, there has to be very little or no wind. If there is any wind, it will be swept away immediately. If an unfortunate event should happen to your park flyer, you should know they are not indestructible during flight. So be sure to keep it away from trees and other objects that might damage it.

Recommended Book and Magazine

Backyard Flyer conveys the fun and excitement of park flyers and backyard r/c airplanes by showcasing the diversity of new products and offering useful how-to information. Crafted to ensure success, the magazine features totally new, close-to-home flying environments and energized writing that inspires beginners and seasoned modelers.

Over 30 knowledgeable RC pilots share their contest-winning flying techniques in the RC Pilot's handbook. Go hangar flying with these guys and listen-in as they discuss pylon racing, thermal soaring, operating twin-engine aircraft, flying aerobatics, how to win flying contests, flying tail-draggers, avoiding crashes and a whole lot more.