KFPLAN KF700 Amazing Beginners Brushless RC Stunt Plane Flight Test Review

This extremely fun plane deserved a second look, and I'm glad that I did it. Simply securing the battery to prevent it shifting in flight made a huge difference in how this plane performs. It does four automatic stunts that should impress most folks (just don't tell them that all that you did was press a button). I also added a small amount of weight near the nose of the aircraft that helped smooth the flight of this plane. Overall, this plane is a blast to fly, and is highly recommended! Find it here and use coupon BGKF700 to get it for $72.24 ban.ggood.vip/... And here are many more Banggood RC coupons bit.ly/Coupons-BG.
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[@Quadcopter101]

Find it here and *use coupon BGKF700* to get it for $72.24 ban.ggood.vip/153YP And here are many more Banggood RC coupons bit.ly/Coupons-BG.

[@mcemtpockets1775]

Wow! Very impressive review😊

[@GroundControlRC]

You have it flying very nice indeed! Great work with that Jet ;-)

[@Quadcopter101]

Thank you. This plane is a blast to fly. It's going to be real popular.

[@meareAaron]

i wish theyd make an f22 variant of this the brushed f22 version looks fun too but brushed motors just straight up die to fast compared to brushless motors

[@cafeandfighters]

How did you attach the rid?

[@Quadcopter101]

The two vertical stabilizers just snap on.

[@Quadcopter101]

And if you're talking about remote ID, this plane only weighs 135 grams and does not require it. Nor does it require the pilot to be registered.

[@mclarencraze7373]

Hahaha I was first when you posted this when it was like 2am lol

[@Quadcopter101]

Yep, I pulled that video because I wanted to include a short discussion on safety of vertical launches. But here is your shoutout. Unfortunately, only one shoutout per winner. I'd like to increase the chances for everyone to get a shoutout. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKTQpXmVnr6Vha8

[@mclarencraze7373]

@@Quadcopter101 ok no worries

[@randallandrews120]

I haven't watched till the end because of life taking me away from the video.... Can you land vertical?

[@Quadcopter101]

Vertical landing is more difficult. If there's any wind, it's very difficult to move the plane to where you wish to go because of its high presented area to the wind. But if you have a small landing area, this plane can be landed at a very high angle of attack/slow speed. If you watch the normal landings that I do in this video, it can be flown in slowly to your planned landing spot, and simply plopped to the ground.

[@randallandrews120]

@@Quadcopter101 thank you for the reply. I'm definitely going to have to subscribe to your channel that I found you. I live on a sailboat, and the ability to land in a very small space on the dock would be amazing. Doesn't have to be vertical. If the wind is right, I can bring it right off the t-pier onto the dock. Thanks again for your reply.

[@christopher4101]

I'm looking for a little rc plane, similar to this, for around 200$ or under. A ready to fly kit like this... What does everyone think is the best option considering what I'm looking for?? This plane, or another?

[@Quadcopter101]

Will this be your first plane?

[@christopher4101]

@Quadcopter101 yes sir. I fly drones though. I was hoping for atleast 4channel so that I can learn all the controls...

[@christopher4101]

@@Quadcopter101 maybe the volantwx ranger?

[@Quadcopter101]

Yes, the Volantex Ranger 600 is a good first four channel. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6DVlKxmh8aMbKc And so is the Flybear FX9601 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIWclKaIotacpLs But if you've been flying mainly GPS drones, RC airplanes are a bit different in that they are constantly moving. You have to "stay ahead" of the plane, always planning your next move or turn. That's why I normally recommend first time pilots learn on a simple two channel plane to develop orientation skills and throttle management, before progressing to three or four channel planes. A very fun, and very inexpensive plane that I've recently reviewed is the ZY425. It's perfect for first time pilots. kzbin.info/www/bejne/omixiq13gNZob9E

[@christopher4101]

@Quadcopter101 thank you very much. Been watching your videos since you posted the 'XK X380' video back in the day🙂. Keep up the good work👍👌🙏

[@manishgowda8641]

First

[@Quadcopter101]

And here is your shoutout. Unfortunately, only one shoutout per winner. I'd like to increase the chances for everyone to get a shoutout. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooO0oWx8YrSGjZY