Eachine P-40 Warhawk Micro Fighter Plane Review

[@AlbertKimTV]

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[@vanlifefpv6340]

These micro warbirds are really cool. Loving my Corsair micro warbird.

[@Denasdc]

I recently bought eachine mustang p-51d. Great plane, flew awesome with the stabilisation and all that. Switched to advanced mode and after few landings (not crashes, but smooth landings) the motor stayed on when powered (no throttle response). But it is great plane (looks similar to yours) and flies awesome as a trainer for any age.

[@pandrews01]

The Eachine P-40 is a semi-well designed plane. The mustang p-51d is most likely off the same mold. They manufacture these in huge quantities. The planes are identical but the manufacturing source is most likely different. Further down the line they receive a different branding/packaging, Eachine, WLTECH, FNRC, Volantex, etc. As they continue to manufacture, their sources will change and this often results in slight changes, sometime better sometime worse. Your experience was great, I am happy for you, but with any purchase, product experiences can differ immensely. Happy Flying!!!

[@grumpyjohntxredneckrc6346]

The T-28 Is The Best Flyer Out Of These Mini-Warbirds Series... 😁😎

[@GazzaJollyRoger8152]

I picked this one up, it's fun to fly! It does stall when you cut the throttle back but it is still fun to fly, as you look under the plane towards the nose you can pull a piece of the foam out, the motor will be seen, put a few pennies in there and then put the foam back on, it helps a tad bit!

[@medrone7097]

A rough day of flying, but a rough day flying is still a darn good day! Cool plane for a calmer day.

[@frankcastillo8869]

Love the P-40. Great review again!

[@AlbertKimTV]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@pandrews01]

These are pretty cool. They are relatively inexpensive (arguable) and fun to fly. They come in a complete kit (radio included). They are durable and great for beginners. The prop pops off in a crash. It is lite, so it is best flown on calm days. Great review on a inexpensive RC plane. It's great for somebody wanting to get into the RC hobby. I think it is best of it is hand launched as the wheels require a smooth surface to achieve takeoff speed. Thanks again for taking the time to review and share your thoughts on this RC plane.

[@dwkach]

every try down trim? mechanically trim down? how the throws?

[@jebrc]

i really wanna get one of these they serm to fly really well for the size and they look awesome thanks for sharing Albert

[@malnatisdiecastandrcs3408]

Pretty cool looking!

[@nuno5125]

Such a fun toy!

[@jpcarsmedia]

Would be interested in sticking an fpv camera in it.

[@lolpjgbvjjvh2821]

hey just wanted to say love your videos help me a lot. so… kind of a dumb question but the tcmmrc ur26 murmey that you reviewed a month ago, what kind is it, analog, digital and 2.4ghz or 5.8 ghz. startet recently with the fpv hobby, love it.

[@jebrc]

that is a 5.8g as with most analog quads on the market they all pretty much run 5.8g. 2.4 g is mainly used as the control link for all but all stuff except 900mhz like crossfire and express lrs frsky r9 ect...

[@lolpjgbvjjvh2821]

@@Adam_Carbone thank you so much

[@lolpjgbvjjvh2821]

@@Adam_Carbone i can bind this drone to my radiomaster (tx12) right?

[@lolpjgbvjjvh2821]

@@Adam_Carbone second time think you so much . little recommendation do you know the baby ape / pro

[@lolpjgbvjjvh2821]

@@jebrc thank you too

[@MCsCreations]

Awesome flying, Albert! 😃 This thing seems to be a lot of fun! 😂 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@leekoi2848]

Great vid thanks. I'm thinking of buying one for my boy. It's a little windy here in the UK. What sort of wind speeds is this safe to fly in? Thanks lee

[@AlbertKimTV]

No more than 15mph

[@leekoi2848]

@@AlbertKimTV thank you for the reply mate appreciated

[@martinwardle6695]

These planes are an excellent way to start in RC flying. As a complete novice, I bought the eachine Spitfire and it is absolutely amazing. The two stabilised modes make controlling it a piece of cake. The expert mode, well I'm still trying. I've crashed it, been hit by it, lost it, found it! They are well worth the money, just buy some spare props. 😀

[@AlbertKimTV]

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[@ostar3152]

it looks so cool!

[@jlarson42]

Good looking Warbird 👍🤓

[@AlbertKimTV]

Thanks 👍

[@SimplyGod100]

Heyyy, that looks like a really fun little flyer, never actually tried a plane I've only flown quads, would you recommend this one for a plane begginer? I've thought about trying planes but since I only fly quads flying a plane and line of sight, I think it would be a fun challenge for me! Great video as always, and keep up the great work!! 💪

[@grumpyjohntxredneckrc6346]

The T-28 Is The Best Flyer In These Mini-Warbirds Series. 😁😎

[@jpslaym0936]

Albert are there any differences in the flight characteristics between these Warbird micro scale electrics? Also thanks for multi protocol tutorial for these little guys

[@AlbertKimTV]

From my experience, there are very small differences in how they all fly. However, I don't think most people would have the flight time to know or realize anything different. I do point out these in the videos if you go back and watch them the playlist link is in the description.

[@pandrews01]

The Eachine P-40 is a semi-well designed plane. They are mass produced. You will find these planes sold under different brands/names. The planes are identical (mostly) but then further down the line receive a different branding/packaging, Eachine, WLTECH, FNRC, Volantex, etc. As they continue to produce these (whomever they get to manufacturer) their sources will change and this often results in slight changes to the end product, sometime better sometime worse.

[@acche-rc]

How do you tell the cg is tail heavy?

[@AlbertKimTV]

By the way it flies.

[@pandrews01]

Here is the super simple explanation. Every model planes CG is different. If you balance the plane on two fingers close to the fuselage just past leading edge of the wing with battery inserted (A model planes CG location/area is described in it's manual.) it should balance. If it doesn't, coins, small lead weights can be added or battery can be shifted forward/backwards to achieve balance. Some planes need to flipped upside down to determine their center of gravity. Every model planes CG is different.

[@Froggability]

@@AlbertKimTV how about trim the elevator to push nose down rather than adding coins

[@tonymottram1396]

Hi mate I have one of these and the p-51 my p-40 has the same issues but the p-51 flys really well and it can fly slow to without stalling but my p40 seems to stall and spin easy

[@AlbertKimTV]

Probably differences in frame design. Also, the CG might be incorrect.

[@RichardTapp1]

I've flown one of these too. Calmer conditions but tip-stall prone in a way that the P51 and T28 are not. You mentioned holding the model in a nose down attitude before powering on. I have seen videos where that is important with XK models, but I've never found it to be the case with an Eachine model. I power then up "upside down"! Also I didn't notice you mention what gyro setting you were using.

[@RichardTapp1]

Regarding wind, I have flown the T28 in 15mph winds and it flew great. The wings quivered but the overall model was rock steady.

[@AlbertKimTV]

This one needs a bigger battery to fix the CG and that should fix the tip stalling issue.

[@grahamwalkingshaw6344]

I want one

[@ShutterSymphonies]

Would Caddx Nebula Pro Nano Vista Kit be possible to use on this?

[@AlbertKimTV]

Not possible. Too heavy and only 1S voltage.

[@ShutterSymphonies]

@@AlbertKimTV HDZero Whoop Lite it is then :)

[@c_labb9247]

So it sounds like my tx16s, mutliorotocol, radio will work with this. What else would an fpv pilot need to get into this? Thanks

[@c_labb9247]

Do they have a p51 mustang? The Corsair would be cool, that iconic bent wing.

[@AlbertKimTV]

@@c_labb9247 Yes, I have those planes too. Look at this playlist or search my main channel page. bit.ly/2OGZHrp

[@AlbertKimTV]

If you want to fly is FPV you need to add a camera and VTX... I did an example here... kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGm0hYCjm6xghtk

[@theblackbox5161]

How much does the plane cost?

[@AlbertKimTV]

I clicked the link and the cheapest version is $79.

[@wiiftw]

is cute

[@grumpyjohntxredneckrc6346]

These Are Very C@@L... Thanks