WLtoys XK A210 T-28 Trojan 4CH Mini RC Airplane RTF - Part 1: Unboxing and Initial Impressions скачать в хорошем качестве

WLtoys XK A210 T-28 Trojan 4CH Mini RC Airplane RTF - Part 1: Unboxing and Initial Impressions

I love RC ultra-micro parkflyers. They are so convenient; you can fly them almost anywhere, parks, baseball diamonds, parking lots, some of them even in your backyard. They are also relatively inexpensive and easy to store, thanks to their small sizes. The new ones made out of EPP or EPO foams are quite resilient and almost indestructible (unless you manage to fly them into a tree or under a moving car). I am especially enamored of World War II mini warbirds, since they harken back to a very active time in aviation history. Previously, I have reviewed four ready-to-fly (RTF) mini warbirds, three from Eachine/Volantex RC (F4U Corsair, T-28 Trojan, and P51D Mustang) and one recently from WLtoys/XK (A220 P-40 Fighter). In case you have not watched my reviews of these mini warbirds, here are the links: Eachine Mini F4U Corsair    • Eachine Mini F4U Corsair 400mm RTF from Ba...      • Eachine Mini F4U Corsair 400mm RTF from Ba...   Eachine Mini T-28 Trojan    • Eachine Mini T-28 Trojan 400mm RTF from Ba...      • Eachine Mini T-28 Trojan 400mm RTF from Ba...      • Eachine Mini T-28 Trojan 400mm RTF from Ba...   Volantex RC Mini P51D Mustang    • Volantex RC (Eachine) Mini P51D Mustang 40...      • Volantex RC (Eachine) Mini P51D Mustang 40...      • Volantex RC (Eachine) Mini P51D Mustang 40...   WLtoys XKS A220 P-40 Fighter    • WLtoys XKS A220-P40 Fighter 4CH Mini RC Ai...   When this yellow T-28 Trojan mini clone with 380mm wingspan from WLtoys/XK was released about 6 months ago, I put it on my wishlist. It recently went on sale with an additional $5 coupon at Banggood. There was only one left in stock from their U.S. warehouse, so I immediately placed an order (this is NOT an affiliated link): https://usa.banggood.com/XK-A210-Troj... I paid $59.94 shipped to my door (Massachusetts, United States). Considering that this is a ready-to-fly (RTF) package that comes with everything you need (except the four AA batteries for the transmitter), it is an amazing deal in my opinion, IF it flies well. In this first video, I am doing its unboxing and sharing my initial impressions. I am also comparing it to the Eachine version of the T-28 Trojan. Is it going to live up to my expectations and perform as well as the previous mini warbirds? You have to wait for the next episode, where I will be performing its maiden flight! Thank you very much for watching. I hope this review was informative for you. If you liked it, please hit that like button and consider subscribing to our channel, so you do not miss the upcoming RC aircraft videos. Please stay tuned for more mini warbird videos. Enjoy the hobby and stay safe and healthy.