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Customer Reviews(4 Reviews)
4.8
I love it and highly recommend this agile, fun flyer. Having been out rc planes for five years, I put this Polecat together and had many great fun flights in the park, with no problem at all. Great Value, thanks. Its good to get back into real model Aircraft rather than the Heli and Quad hoverers.Having been used to 1.5m span rc models, it is great to just pick up the mini F939, with the the Tx and a pocket full of 200mAhr single cell lipos, throw it in the car and go to the park and fly.The first time Ive been Gyro stablised and found that it really helps to me settle down, before selecting ungyro'd flight for aerobatics.PROS* Just an amazingly compact, agile aircraft.* Arrived on time, well packed, in a nice box which I use for storage and transport.* Great value for money. Id rather have this than 3 Meal Deals!* The Transmitter is great build quality at this price. (I have a Spektrum to compare with)* The foam built model is robust, provided you throttle off, when in trouble.* It uses, readily available 1S 200mAHr lipo batteries, which are so cheap as an aftermarket purchase. Use the type for V911 heli, (with an end fixed connector) Get some Velcro strip, to secure them).CONS * Being a lightweight aircraft, the 200mA lipo max, only gives you about a 4 minute flight duration* On mine, I had to align the ailerons at mid trim, which involved separating the the upper fuselage, forward of cabin rear, to access the servo linkages and tweak the provided u bend in them. This involved cutting fuselage tape with scalpel and on reassembly just use clear magic tape to secure in same spots. No problem,its not a con, but Ive found that the Polecat is useful for flying in up to 10mph winds, ideally no wind. Remember to fly it into wind, it will go off like a crisp packet, downwind!The lipos are held in place with velcro (supplied with a soft velcro strip in place in battery bay) , so when you buy spare (and you will!) batteries, get some velcro as well.My 'Polecat' is off with me, to France this week, for some more fun flying there. Thanks again TomTop, Chris
I love it and highly recommend this agile, fun flyer. Having been out rc planes for five years, I put this Polecat together and had many great fun flights in the park, with no problem at all. Great Value, thanks. Its good to get back into real model Aircraft rather than the Heli and Quad hoverers.Having been used to 1.5m span rc models, it is great to just pick up the mini F939, with the the Tx and a pocket full of 200mAhr single cell lipos, throw it in the car and go to the park and fly.The first time Ive been Gyro stablised and found that it really helps to me settle down, before selecting ungyro'd flight for aerobatics.PROS* Just an amazingly compact, agile aircraft.* Arrived on time, well packed, in a nice box which I use for storage and transport.* Great value for money. Id rather have this than 3 Meal Deals!* The Transmitter is great build quality at this price. (I have a Spektrum to compare with)* The foam built model is robust, provided you throttle off, when in trouble.* It uses, readily available 1S 200mAHr lipo batteries, which are so cheap as an aftermarket purchase. Use the type for V911 heli, (with an end fixed connector) Get some Velcro strip, to secure them).CONS * Being a lightweight aircraft, the 200mA lipo max, only gives you about a 4 minute flight duration* On mine, I had to align the ailerons at mid trim, which involved separating the the upper fuselage, forward of cabin rear, to access the servo linkages and tweak the provided u bend in them. This involved cutting fuselage tape with scalpel and on reassembly just use clear magic tape to secure in same spots. No problem,its not a con, but Ive found that the Polecat is useful for flying in up to 10mph winds, ideally no wind. Remember to fly it into wind, it will go off like a crisp packet, downwind!The lipos are held in place with velcro (supplied with a soft velcro strip in place in battery bay) , so when you buy spare (and you will!) batteries, get some velcro as well.My 'Polecat' is off with me, to France this week, for some more fun flying there. Thanks again TomTop, Chris