XFly Glastar V2| 1233mm(48.5 in) Wingspan Trainer-Flight with no editting

XFly Model 1233mm GlaStar features a strut-braced high-wing, fixed tricycle landing gear and a single engine in tractor configuration. Capturing the thrill of incredible Short Takeoff and Landing (STOL) capabilities in design, the GlaStar also features slow speed control, sporty flight performance and ultra-friendly handling.
Unique to the GlaStar, it comes equipped with a pair of oversized air-filled tires. The air-filled tires serve as a shock-absorber when rolling over a sudden change in landscape, having significant advantage while taxing or aggressively landing on packed dirt or grass surfaces. The magnet released, top-mounted hatch offers convenient and easy access to the battery compartment.
XFly Model has designed a recognizable color scheme for the GlaStar V2 and equipped it with thicker air-filled tires and a reinforced aluminum landing strut. The upgraded power system, including an uprated motor and a 40A ESC, is compatible with both 3S and 4S LiPo batteries that meets RC pilots' need for more power, speed and longer flight times up to 10-15mins.

[@AJayTVRC]

When getting a cold,the wheel has lost air, but there's no apparent way to inflate it. The white cover doesn't seem removable without risk of breaking, and it's structured differently from Tasman. It would be good if there is some guideline on it.

[@airhammer6203]

Good looking V2 Glastar. Nice piloting. You bet the battery is warm after this flight. I sure wouldn't touch the motor or esc!! 🤓 AirHammer out!!

[@jacktar4421]

😂😂🤣 experience shows!

[@davidsnyder238]

Nice display of capabilities.

[@pilotmiami1]

Bravo.thenks

[@flexfever1]

Is the gyro included as standard?

[@xflymodel2017]

Hi, the GlaStar V2 does not include a gyro but still flies pretty well and is user-friendly for beginners.

[@BillKisel]

Very impressive for a reasonably priced ~1200mm high wing. What servo are you using?

[@xflymodel2017]

Hi Bill, we use 9g digital servos on the GlaStar.

[@BillKisel]

@@xflymodel2017 Oops! I meant to ask... what receiver are you using?

[@martinlinde2046]

is it beginner friendly?

[@xflymodel2017]

Yes, it is a trainer for beginner.