my first jet attempt.great flyer but is fast.really exciting airc
chuck b. (Posted on 12/10/12)

I want the motor speed control the extention EVRYTHING INCLUDED EXCEPT Tranmiter and battery WHAT PRICE merci Fernand (Posted on 10/22/12)

$29.00 sale!!! Runs on $10.00 batteries

Skip a couple of Starbucks & your good to go! (Posted on 10/22/12)

Ive assembled my first f-16 kit, today I bought my second kit. cant beat the price of this kit on sale. Tks Hobby people.

I enjoyed the build . I am using a 3000kv 70 mm from detrum at Hobbypartz, that was in my totaled airfield f-18, And in my second kit, I will use 3900kv exceedrc 64mm out of a totaled concept x also on 4 cell.

What sold me on the phase 3 is the simplicity of control, great stability as well as the kit an shipping price. Personally I enjoy pure speed. all the videos I have seen show if you streghten the frame 150-180 mph is possible. Having economical kits of a plane you know how to build will come in real handy at those speeds. LOL. I am self taught without simulator. And looking back Wished I had went with the phase 3 f-16 to start with.

Happy Flying (Posted on 6/19/12)

There are not a lot of foamy EDF kits on the market...THANKS Phase 3! I've glassed all the Phase 3 kits I've assembled to include the EF16, two Fantoms, and the Squall. I use SIG brand (I've found other brands of glass cloth to be inferior) 3/4 oz cloth and water based poly -u to adhere it to the foam- lightly roughen foam for better adhesion. I also strengthen parts with carbon fiber tubes imbedded in the foam with epoxy. Then I paint. All this ads a bit of weight, but makes for a more long lasting foamy. Rampman is correct when he says to consider using a Don's RC fan or one of his EDF designed motors for some fast flying! In my EF16 I fly Don's Wicked 4000 plus with the stock Phase 3 70mm fan on 11.1 volts for a nice kick in power. I also use the Wicked 4000 plus in the stock 70mm fan in my Squall on 14.8 volts, and it's a rocket powerhouse!! Have fun! (Posted on 6/14/12)

As flazo said, if you buy the bare bones kit buy the 100mph motor/fan/esc from Dons RC. On a 4S 2250 35C pack I busted past 102mph on the flat, 128 on a downline. Landings can be as slow as around 10mph too. Really. Great flyer. I crashed 3 so far and just ordered 3 more this week. (Posted on 4/6/12)

This was my 3rd EDF jet. It was built and flown stock. It flies great fast and slow. I had it clocked at over 80mph but you can fly it slow with no problem (Posted on 2/27/12)

This was the first time I built a jet from basicly a kit, I ordered the parts when I could and then the Transmiter, finally it's ready. My F16 is ready, well I picked a day I thought was the day to show my grand Daughter how Jets fly. I have to say it handled just like it should, it rolled and flew inverted and pulled out without any trouble at all, and then came that dreded down draft. I had the nose up and the alerons were up but it was going down and after the crash I have to say this Jet went back together and looks great. these are tough jets. all we regret is we didn't get a vidio of it, I was told it looked a lot like the F16 that went down at an air show. but this Jet is fast and te manuvers are like the real thing. I can't wait to fly it again. (Posted on 9/4/10)

I bought two bare bone kits,

Shipping is always wonderful. I was able to buy two for $10.00 Wow!....
Thank you Hobby People for selling this wonderful f16 Jet. I do tell everyone where i bought this jet from.

The stock set up is great also.
If you have lots of hours flying; buy the set up from Don's RC.

fred
(Posted on 8/25/10)

Man, All I can say is this in stock power set-up form or even the power system I had in mine (JS1400, turnigy90/100 ESC, HK Nano 2650 4S) is simply Awesome to fly. Easily and by far my favorite EDF jet. Comes in for a landing so slow you can almost tutch the tail on the ground in a full stall before setting down in 2-3'. Don't even need to think about this one. Just get one ! ! ! (Posted on 8/17/10)