Hobbyzone Super Cub LP RTF Windy Day Flight and Crash - Hobbyzone Super Cub Trainer Plane

This video features my first recorded flight since I disabled the ACT System that caused crashes with my Hobbyzone Super Cub Trainer Plane. I got from a co-worker that didn't want it anymore. It is basically a really big version of a Hobbyzone Champ in the form of a Piper Cub (Piper PA-18 or Piper J-3 Cub).

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It contains footage of the plane having fun in the wind and a Flight and Crash. The most eventful part is the RC Plane Crash at the end that has to be seen to be believed. I am sure this footage will make it onto my next RC Plane crash compilation video along with the footage from the last outing with the Super Cub. The is the single biggest reason I like to have my flights on video because who doesn't like to watch RC Planes Crashing into the ground and into other objects like trees?

This is a slightly smaller alternative to the E-flite Apprentice 15e RTF trainer plane. Both are proven trainer planes, so it is up to you to decide which plane is right for you and your flying space. Generally speaking the larger the plane, the more space it needs to take-off and land.

According to Horizon Hobby, this plane is "The first choice for thousands, the HobbyZone® Super Cub has been one of the most popular trainer aircraft on the market thanks to its excellent looks and solid performance. This slow-flying, three-channel trainer makes adjusting to the sensation of flight an easy process.

This is a much different plane than the Hangar 9 Super Cub version and I realize I am not ready for such a plane! I also realize that my Hangar 9 Super Cub video helped me learn how to spell Hangar. I used to think it was spelled Hanger 9, not Hangar 9.

I was also confused at one point about this being the Hobbyzone Super Cub or Hobbyzone Mini Super Cub.