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RC jets are one of the fastest types of airplanes you can fly. Since R/C jets travel at such high speeds, beginner pilots should not fly them, and should go with either an electric or nitro powered rc airplane.
Ok, so there are three types of R/C jet airplanes available on the market today. Turbine Ducted Fan Jets, Ducted Fan Jets, and Pusher Jets.
If you are a beginner and still decide you want to fly an R/C jet, you should go for a pusher jet. Pusher jets are the slowest, and easiest, of all the radio controlled jets. Please read on for more information. Pusher JetsPusher jets have a propeller in the back that “pushes” the airplane through the air. Usually pusher jets are hand launched and much slower then ducted and turbine fan jets. If you need an entry level jet to learn from, a pusher jet is perfect for you. Ducted Fan JetsDucted fan jets consist of a high powered fan engine that operates in a duct. This type of jet has become a very popular choice recently, mainly because of its quietness and smooth operating. Turbine Ducted Fan JetsTurbine ducted fan jets have a propulsion system in the back and goes very fast. It even burn’s real jet fuel! If you are a beginner do not buy a turbine ducted fan jet, wait until later when you have more experience. Flying Model JetsYou do not have to be an expert to fly model jets, but you should have some experience in flying a high performance rc airplane. If you are completely new to the hobby and need to learn to fly an R/C jet airplane, then you should contact a instructor at a local flying club near you, or like I said above, get a pusher jet. Visit my learn to fly page for more information.
RC jet airplanes have its advantages and disadvantages. One major advantage I think is the fact that wind does not really affect your flight experience with a rc jet. TipsThere are plenty of ways to make your rc jet go faster, but first make sure you have an efficient design. Examples of an efficient design for an rc jet are below.
If you follow those guidelines you should be able to get top speeds from your jet.
Starting a gas rc jet is not hard, and directions for starting the jet come with it. Depending on the fan, you would start the engine with either a starter extension or a belt start.
Never try to flip start an rc jet fan with your fingers!
When flying a gas r/c jet, use a good quality fuel with enough oil in it. This is true of any high performance application on any model airplane engine, except for electric powered airplanes, which require no fuel at all. Also, please keep in mind speed is in RPM's, so the higher the RPM's, the higher the lubrication demand.
If you are not confident in setting up for high performance, then my advice is to fly your jet a little slower until you gain the knowledge to go for the RPM's without blowing your engine. A quality made and well-designed rc jet is usually more stable then a regular rc airplane, but sometimes the jet may be to heavy for the engine powering it. So you will want to make sure you get the right engine for the size and weight of your rc jet. What else will you need?A basic rc jet needs the model jet itself, radio transmitter, motor (ducted, turbine, pusher, etc.), motor controller, battery pack or fuel, and a charger or ignition system. If you are interested in seeing what your RC jet see's, you should consider getting a camera attached to the lower back end of it.
The best camera is that which carries all the latest technology including best display of images. The network camera is a full-featured security camera that connects to a network to provide remote audio and video. A hidden camera is the one that can be hidden anywhere even among the household tiny products. To buy digital cameras, you have to compare prices of different brands and see their reliability and warranty as well. RC Jet Book and Magazine
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