Radiolink A560 6 Flight Modes RC Airplane, Easy to Fly RFT RC Airplanes with 2.4Ghz Remote Control, Byme-A Gyro FC, Brushless Motor for Kids, Boys, Girls, Adults, Beginner or Experienced

The plane flies well. It handles well once you get used to the controller/transmitter. Flying without stabilization is a bit difficult but the good thing is that the throws can be adjusted using the software from the website to calm the twitchiness down. Its well packaged and I especially like the carrying case. I like a good box for all my planes but this is a level above with the padded zipper case. Well worth the price for the fun. It's a good value. I would buy another battery or 2 just so you can continue to fly past the 12 minutes or so. I'm glad I purchased this and the positive reviews give you a good indication that your purchase is worth it.

-Surprisingly sturdy. The majority of the plane is made of foam so it is light enough to be able to fly via battery power. The foam is quite sturdy, though, and while I dont plan on crashing this plane anytime soon, I feel like it could take a reasonable beating and still hold up. -Easy to put together. The majority of the plane is actually already built in the package. All you need to do is to attach the wings, propeller, wheels, and battery, which takes about 10 minutes at most. -Pretty easy to fly. As long as you remember that the left stick = power and right stick = movement, you should be fine in operating this. -My only complaint is that each flight is limited to roughly 10 minutes, but they help alleviate that issue by providing you with 2 batteries, so you can swap and continue flying.

--- Pros --- almost ready to fly out of the box, just put the wings and actuator arms together with the body. no need to register with FAA ~12 minutes flight time per battery two batteries included has drone and multirotor modes --- Cons --- Transmitter app could use some UI refresh --- Thoughts --- It just works. I am a beginner RC pilot, but already had a blast flying this in my local area. Needs some space for taking off/landing in regular fixed-wing mode, but small places should be fine with the drone/helicopter-like modes. Overall, a fixed-wing RC airplane that is quite nice to beginners.

I don't write many reviews but this plane deserves a good review. I flew it this morning with 8 mph wind or more and I could enjoy all modes. I put -20 d/r cure on ailerons with transmitter T8S parameter app but It flew very controllable in all modes. I had no trouble landing at my feet in stabilize mode. Best of all for me it is under 6 oz and I can fly indoors or outdoors. I plan to get another one as soon as I recoup financial a little. it is very durable but I haven't hit the barn yet ha ha

First time flying in a long time. Opted to grab one of these before switching to the expensive ones. So I made a massive error. I flew this in the afternoon, when it was windy. I flew a little and crashed a few times, the decided to get some more altitude to play. That was my mistake. This is clearly light, the wind caught that thing and took it away. Thought for sure it was gone. It was so far away I couldn’t see which direction it was going. Yet I managed to not crash. I stabilized it, then began a smooth descent to overpower the wind. Made it home. This range is phenomenal. The control is, well it’s made for control. Assembly is a breeze, except removing the landing gear, that takes some force. The battery? This thing was at full throttle the entire time, and still had plenty of life left! Love this thing. Highly recommended. Handles crashes on grass very well, no damage

The 20 minute battery life is B.S. The rubber O ring that holds the prop on breaks mid flight. Tried sanding the prop to remove any sharp edge that didn't work so I used safety wire to mount the prop. It's now ridged but now it's not coming down for a hard landing all the time. And it has a wobble like the ailerons are over correcting in safe mode. There isn't a manual for the remote . It's fun to fly but like I said it damn sure doesn't get 20 min regular flying and 10 min vertical flying. Get extra batteries if you like to go out and spend time in the air , expect 10 minutes out of a battery. I'm giving it a lower rating due to the flight time being so exaggerated. I was really tempted to return it because of this.

Purchased for my 60+ year old father, easy to use and works great. He enjoys playing with it.

not what i expected doesnt like wind at all breaks easy one ligbt crash broke it in half

Came in quickly and well packaged. Assembly was as described. Just have to get some good weather to get out to try it.

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As a beginner to RC planes, I was a bit nervous about getting started, but this RC Airplane made the experience incredibly smooth. Right out of the box, everything I needed was included—the transmitter, receiver, flight controller, brushless motor, 15A ESC, and even two LiPo batteries with a charger. Setting it up was straightforward, and I was flying within minutes. Although it is a beginner friendly RC plane, it does require some training to learn how to fly it and master it. I did have a few trials and errors but after some persistence I managed to get it to fly for a while without falling down! The six flight modes were a game-changer for me. I started in Gyro Mode, which automatically leveled the plane and made controlling it feel effortless. Switching to Stabilize Mode helped me gain confidence, and now I’m experimenting with Acrobat and Manual Modes as I improve. One of the best features is the Vertical Mode—if I ever lost control, I could instantly switch back, and the plane would stabilize itself, preventing crashes. It also works great in tight spaces, making it possible to fly in a park, sports field, or even indoors. I was also impressed with the long control range.. Speaking of power, the high-performance brushless motor handled light wind conditions surprisingly well. I was worried about durability, but the lightweight foam material held up against minor crashes, and the included carrying bag made storage and transport easy. Overall, this is a fantastic beginner-friendly RC plane. The intuitive controls, multiple flight modes, and built-in safety features make it perfect for learning and progressing at your own pace. Whether you’re flying for fun or getting serious about the hobby, this plane is a great investment. Highly recommend!

schrott

When I got my hands on the Radiolink A560, I was immediately impressed by its sleek design and robust build. Setting it up was straightforward, thanks to the clear instructions included. The remote control was intuitive, making it easy to get started, even for a beginner like me. In flight, the A560 performed remarkably well. It has six flight modes, which added to the versatility and made it enjoyable for users of different skill levels. The Byme-A Gyro FC and brushless motor ensured smooth and responsive control, enhancing the overall flying experience. Whether you're flying it in your backyard or at a local park, the Radiolink A560 is a joy to operate. It handles well in various conditions, giving me confidence in its reliability and durability. This RC airplane truly stands out in terms of both performance and ease of use. Pros: Easy setup and user-friendly remote control Smooth and responsive flight with six modes Durable build quality Suitable for all skill levels Cons: Slightly higher price point compared to some competitors Requires a bit of practice to master all flight modes Overall, the Radiolink A560 offers a fantastic flying experience, balancing ease of use with advanced features. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned RC enthusiast, it's a solid investment for hours of enjoyable flying.