Affordable RC Flying Wing Review: Perfect for Beginners!

In this detailed review, we delve into the DW Rainbow 2, an affordable RC flying wing perfect for beginners.
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The video begins with an overview of the aircraft, its specs, and what comes with it. The presenter shares insights into modifications made, including a prop change for improved flight performance and upgrades to push rods.
Next, we're taken to the field for flight demonstrations. The presenter showcases the wing's capabilities, highlighting its smooth and relaxing flying experience. Throughout the flight, various maneuvers are demonstrated, emphasizing its versatility and forgiving nature.
Back in the workshop, the presenter discusses build aspects, sharing tips for quick assembly and recommended modifications for an even better flying experience. Critical elements such as center of gravity and control surface adjustments are explained in detail.
The review also includes Wattmeter readings to assess power consumption and temperature checks to ensure safe operation. Notably, the video emphasizes the quiet operation of the wing with a two-cell battery, making it ideal for park flying without disturbing others.
In conclusion, the DW Rainbow 2 is praised for its affordability, durability, and sheer fun factor. Whether you're a beginner looking to enter the RC aircraft hobby or a seasoned enthusiast seeking a budget-friendly option, this flying wing promises hours of enjoyable flight time without breaking the bank.
00:00 Introduction
01:12 Hand Launch and Flying
05:00 Bench Review
05:12 Build Tips
07:40 Center of Gravity (CG)
09:00 Watt Meter

[@k1ortia]

Wow...iv still got the original rainbow from years ago. Sat on the garage wall.

[@Markevans36301]

When did just haviing fun go out of style? (other comments) I have the ability so I prefer to scratch build but I'd sure recommend this to someone was shy about foam board and razor knives.

[@freemansfocus]

I flew this wing on a 3 cell 1300. IT NEEDS A THICK CARBON SPAR ON TOP (ask me how I know) And use the STOCK PROP to prevent flutter (This wing will shake itself to DEATH on high speeds- again, ask me how I know) There is PLENTY of thrust on a 3S with the stock prop.

[@Iflyanythin]

I like this wing ask me how I know

[@kenstogie]

A plane that size NEEDS at least a 3 cell preferably 4 but I like speed and am not a beginner...

[@devilsreject78]

That's my s800 SCREAMS 7" bi blade 2047 7040 prop 4s 2206.5 2700kv motor

[@FlyingBuzzard]

I thought those style wings went out of style nearly 10-15 years ago ?...LOL

[@16-BITFPV]

No

[@FlyingBuzzard]

@@16-BITFPV Lol

[@16-BITFPV]

@@FlyingBuzzard Price has sure gone up though. But that's RC life I guess.

[@devilsreject78]

Wing from 2011..

[@k1ortia]

Easily. I still have the original MK1.

[@16-BITFPV]

Good airplanes don't go out of style, people just love to complain about anything especially on the internet.