Eflite Apprentice 15e with Flaps and other Mods
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Eye ball it
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how do you center the wing on the fuselage?just eyeball it or you have made your own marks?
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what's kv in the motor rating? and how did you fit in 2.5" wheel in the nose gear strut? the stock nose gear rod is bent over the outer dia of nose wheel, I don't see how it would take larger dia wheel, unless nose gear is changed all together.
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what are your colors done with, paint? or stickers?
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@Icywolf44 apprentice
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how recent is this model?
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hi, im new to RC flying and im wondering whether i should get a e-flite beaver, e-flite apprentice or a park zone super cub. I want a good beginer plane to start out with and those are my choices
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I bet it flys like a angry bear now lol, the three blade give it a lot of torque?
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could you make a vid about how you did this? Thanks! :)
LOVE the colour scheme!
also, where is the aerial, is it just tapped inside under the wing, or do you have it sticking out?
mke15 1 year ago
@mke15 The aerial is inside the fuslage.
VanguardRT 1 year ago
where did you find an aluminum nose cone for the Apprentice? I'm looking for one and all the ones I've found are too big
statiiic 1 year ago
@statiiic It came with the Turnigy motor. You should be able to find one at your local hobby store.
VanguardRT 1 year ago
Do you think that this plane is good for someone that only has some experience on the simulators but never flown an rc plane?
TheFlight17 1 year ago
@TheFlight17 Although the Apprentice is an easy flying plane to master, I would recommend the Hobby Zone Cub as a first plane. Its smaller, cheaper, and a great way to teach yourself. As you become more comfortable flying, you can mod the Cub with ailerons. The Apprentice would be a good choice if you are learning with someone who has experience and can help you. Just my 2 cents of course.
VanguardRT 1 year ago