[reddy6980]

Hi,
Any body have an idea about mini airplanes which actually run on fuel(petrol) and can be controlled by a RC(remote control).
Are they available in India,googled a lot but they are available only abroad anybody know any store name where they are available especially in Bangalore.

Thanks
vamsi

[n_aditya]

Originally Posted by reddy6980

Are they available in India,googled a lot but they are available only abroad anybody know any store name where they are available especially in Bangalore.

I think India Hobby Center would be the place to check.

Way back when I was in college I dreamed of owning an RC plane. But imagine paying 15K for a small one 10 years back. The planes are handmade and sold hence the cost is high. IHC were located on Commercial St. in Blore. Not sure if they are still there or have moved.

I would still love to own one but where do we fly them?

[KSM-Vtec]

Hi,

I know the right person you can get in touch. he is in bangalore itself and here is a link to his website

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He is among the top guys in India. he will direct you the the right sellers.

[reddy6980]

Thanks KSM-Vtec for the link,but it doesn't seem to open

[srijit]

I know a guy who has a couple. He has got a Cessna, and also a big helicopter. The helicopter was bought from outside India. It was pretty costly. Chennai should have better prices, so also ask around there

[apachelongbow]

Originally Posted by srijit

I know a guy who has a couple. He has got a Cessna, and also a big helicopter. The helicopter was bought from outside India. It was pretty costly. Chennai should have better prices, so also ask around there

Hi,

Before you go ahead and put your money on a R/C airplane/helicopter, do read extensively on Radio controlled (R/C) aircraft. You will get extensive info from wikipedia. I believe piloting R/C aircraft requires a fair amount of knowledge of aerodynamics, aeronautics, RC circuitry and a availability of wide open spaces for the flying.
Do invest your time in research and then invest money into this expensive but rewarding sport.

[jp1]

Originally Posted by reddy6980

Hi,
Any body have an idea about mini airplanes which actually run on fuel(petrol) and can be controlled by a RC(remote control).
Are they available in India,googled a lot but they are available only abroad anybody know any store name where they are available especially in Bangalore.

Thanks
vamsi

There was a person resides near Bowring hospital, sivaji nagar, his house is on the road which goes opposite to borwing hospital, when you come from the hospital side, his house is on the right side. He used to conduct training as well as supply engines, parts etc. I went there 2 years go, hope he still resides there. His house must be 3rd or 4th plot from the hospital.

By googling I got little more details about this person...His name is Eswhar..see below

ENR Aircraft Models,Bangalore
Owned by P.Eshwar,a name which is taken with much respect within the aeromodelling circle in India.A person who had dedicated his entire life for its growth in the country.An extremely resourceful person,who will get u anything u want at reasonable rates.He also gives professional training in radio controlled flying.Sharma disels can be got here.Please also contact him for any kind of odd stuff,spares etc.

ENR Aircraft Models
Lady curzon Rd.
Near Bowring Hospital
Bangalore
Ph-(080)5592133

[sajands]

Hey vamsi,

There is one store in koramangala not sure about the address. He has a real 2 seater plane displayed in the showroom. I guess its called avationhouse or something.

Regards,
Sajan

[Ferrarimaniac]

Hi, in Delhi we have a group of people who fly these planes every sunday. All the planes which are available worldwide are also available in New Delhi in kit forms as well as built up by a person in Kotla. I've been into aeromodelling since 6 yrs now and it is amazing! So if anyone is interested you can PM me and i"ll give the contact details!
p.s.-all electric as well as Nitro powered aeroplanes/helicopters/cars.

check out Tower Hobbies - Radio Control ( R/C or RC ) Cars, Trucks, Airplanes, Boats and Helicopters to choose what you want!

[srijit]

Originally Posted by apachelongbow

Hi,

Before you go ahead and put your money on a R/C airplane/helicopter, do read extensively on Radio controlled (R/C) aircraft. You will get extensive info from wikipedia. I believe piloting R/C aircraft requires a fair amount of knowledge of aerodynamics, aeronautics, RC circuitry and a availability of wide open spaces for the flying.
Do invest your time in research and then invest money into this expensive but rewarding sport.

That is true. The helicopter is massive, both in terms of size and cost, nearly 50K

[danlalan]

Originally Posted by Ferrarimaniac

Hi, in Delhi we have a group of people who fly these planes every sunday.

Same here in mumbai too. There are a group of Pilots that go to a Malad Makeshift AIRSTRIP made specially for their planes. I have been there a couple of times but only during the night.
You need to be up early on a sunday to actually see these flying machines.

[KSM-Vtec]

Sunday morning you can catch these guys at Mahalaxmi Race course also. There are as many as 40-50 pilots there. I have also had the pleasure of watching the turbine propelled aircrafts there. They are fast, loud, powerful and expensive.(1L +)

[KSM-Vtec]

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posting it again. even the previous one is working here.

Originally Posted by reddy6980

Thanks KSM-Vtec for the link,but it doesn't seem to open

[johnda]

Mods: this is a branch of the R/C thread. Please merge if necessary. This is not a trade. just sharing info based on the R/C passion.

Guys, I had a friend who had a RTF(Ready to fly) kit up for grabs.
I say RTF coz
*aircraft built (but not glued)
*engine mounted (only tested)
*radio system included (Spektrum DX 7)
*optional starter kit included.
These kits come as ATF (almost ready to fly) but here he had mock assembled them.

Items:
*Calmato (kyosho 40" size Plane)
*OS 40 AX power box (engine)
*Spektrum DX 7 (with 4 servos + batt pack and chargers for TX and RX )

The above combo had only been set up but never flown.
The condition was like new coz none of the above mentioned items had been used on the field, other than checking if it's working.

I decided to pick it up.
Any Tbhpians into Aero R/C please put me on your list.
R/C is a rocking hobby. for some it's an illness

Mods: Please merge with The Radio/remote thread if necessary. Aero is just another branch of the same.

[chanvivek]

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