Learning from an instructor is the way to go. And for those of you who are already firmly established in the hobby, the future is in training others. Young or old, boys or girls, men or ladies, if they have a love of things that fly in the air, this hobby is for you and them.
The process is relatively simple. Two transmitters are connected together in a “buddy box” system. That can be either via a cable or by radio signal. Initially the instructor gets the plane up to a safe height, then gives control to the student. When it starts doing something that it ought not to do, the instructor takes control back, gets the plane back level at a safe altitude, and the process continues.
To learn more about how to learn to fly a radio-controlled airplane, watch our video:
And, along the way, you will probably want to know some of the potential pitfalls to watch out for!
So, if you want to learn, Google to find a RC flying club near you, make contact and arrange for a visit. If you are wanting to be an instructor, there probably are organizations in your country to provide training for you. In either case, you might find the document below helpful. If it is, consider “Buy me a coffee” as a way of saying “thank you” for what I am giving you freely. Click on the button below, and it will give you the options:
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