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Radiolink New Airplane D460 Overview
Specification:
- Byme-DB: 4 Channels
- T8S Controller & R8XM receiver: 8 Channels
- Body Length: 430 mm / 17 inch
- Wing Span: 480 mm / 19 inch
- Height: 100 mm / 4 inch
- LiPo Batteries Charging Time: about 30 minutes
- T8S Battery Charging Time: 40 minutes
- T8S Standby time: 5 hours (Full-Charge)
- Fly Time: stabilized flight about 30 minutes
Three Flight Modes
Stabilize Mode-Beginner: With gyro assisting in balancing the airplane. When the joystick is back to the center point, D460 will return to level automatically. Recommend for beginners to practice level flight.
Gyro Mode-Advanced: Gyro enhances the D460 balance but the airplane won't be leveled automatically. Pilots with certain experience take the Gyro Mode to practice the fixed-wing, such as realizing various freestyles, rolling, rapid pitching, backward, side flight, and spiral descending.
Manual Mode-Experienced: Without any assistance from the flight controller algorithm or gyro. Various freestyle such as backward, roll, loop, snake, and over-low altitude flight can be easily achieved in this mode.
The unique elevator channel angle calibration function helps to solve the problem of the head lolling during continuous aerobatic maneuvers at Gyro Mode or Manual Mode. Beginners can be proficient in aerobatics even on the first flight.
*Calibrate by pulling the left stick to the left bottom and the right stick to the bottom right, a 20-degree angle is recommended
CH5 Switch for flight modes change, CH7 Switch for throttle lock/unlock.
High-performance Brushless Power System
Factory-installed 2204-1600KV Brushless Motor and 15A ESC, and comes with GEMFAN 7035 (7'') Propellers.
Mentaloid
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2024
What a fun plane. Very 3d capable. Plenty of power to hang on a prop.. very well built. Price is right.
Marisa
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2024
The Radiolink D460 RC Airplane with Byme-DB Gyro FC is a versatile and user-friendly glider that caters to both beginner and experienced pilots. This model comes equipped with three flight modes, a brushless motor, and a 15A ESC, ensuring a smooth and stable flight experience. Additionally, it includes two spare batteries, allowing for extended airtime without interruption.The Radiolink D460 features a built-in gyro stabilizer that keeps the aircraft steady and responsive, even in challenging conditions. Its compatibility with a radio link or Fly Sky RC transmitter makes it easy to set up and control, requiring only a PWM connection for seamless operation. This glider is known for its powerful brushless motor, providing exceptional speed and responsiveness, as well as its ability to handle up to a 3S or 4S Lipo battery, making it a highly capable and versatile choice for RC enthusiasts.
dwellsy
Reviewed in Canada on July 6, 2024
It’s like the images so not many of my own were taken while I tested and played with this awesome kit. I couldn't record and fly sorry. I'll try to update with some pics and video of flight. (same as ad anyways) *This kit is for 10+ or even older depending on skills with RC'sThe batteries (x2) were quick to charge so the initial wait time wasn’t bad to get going. They also lasted a fair bit each depending on how hard I was going but about 15 minutes each. I also brought a battery pack to charge one while I was flying so it extended the time a little as well.I have always wanted an RC plane since I was a kid (as well as being a pilot), but when I had my tonsils removed, my prize was a plane on a string that hung from the ceiling. Lol close enough – didn’t lose it at least. And I became an IT guy.This is everything I needed it to be, to just be super happy in that moment. I loved every second of it.. even though the calibration was a little off at first (I understood that though), I could still throw-launch it and take control before it hit the ground. I otherwise only hit 2 trees and the turf once (not bad for the first time ever I think). The plane took it and didn’t mind so much. Thankfully the canopy and tail snugs in with magnets so when you DO hit a tree and it pops off, it’ easy to put back on and happily continue. I tried to calibrate it but I’m not sure if I did it correctly. It still likes to dive-bomb when levelled in stabilizer mode. I don’t think it matters so much in the other manual modes.The kit comes ready of course with a pretty okay transmitter that get’s the job done. There are a few switches for channels that aren’t used yet, but there are possibilities to expand things like a small camera. I fly drones, but this was my first plane. It was a fair bit different. I stayed in stabilizer mode for the first 2 batteries, but near the end of the second run I figured out the switches and got it into gryo mode which was crazy different again… but I did manage to pull off a short roll and a full loop!! Then back into stable mode and didn’t crash it that time..lol It’s great fun!! Even drew some attention of passer-byers.Okay there is a crazy amount to go over, but there is a software package windows and android I think, but it will allow you to customize the plane’s setup. It’s loaded with features and has some good telemetry for entry level. Way more than I expected. I was able to fly a plane right out of the box. Oh, and it’s super quiet! You can go pretty slow being an ‘A’ wing style, like full body wing basically. It extended flight time and was whisper quiet. Great gift.. it’s expensive because it’s “RTF – Ready To Fly.” And it is. Easy 5 stars!
Canyonero
Reviewed in Canada on July 4, 2024
Full disclosure I’m a racing drone guy. I’ve always wanted to try a plane but I’m still getting a hang of the drones and I can hardly fly for 60 straight seconds in full manual.The main thing that’s been keeping me away from the planes is that there’s no stopping, quad rotors can pretty much hit the breaks mid air and hover, planes just keep going.This kit is fantastic for learning to fly, it’s an especially good rudderless foamie plane, with gyro stabilization and It includes a radiolink t8s transmitter which is actualy phenomenal! I’ve never used a compact transmitter before but I’m in love, it’s like a video game controller but with proper sticks!Flight is an absolute breeze, channel 5 is on a 3 position rocker in the right trigger location, this lets you cycle between full gyro stabilization, gyro assist, and full manual (I haven’t tried that yet but I’m getting close. I’m not going to explain what the 3 modes are, it’s easy to look that up online, but if you don’t already know what they are you’ll want to stick to full gyro for now.PLEASE READ THIS PART! please make sure you check all of the screws for snugness before EVERY FLIGHT!!!! I haven’t put too many battery’s through this one yet but I have been practicing on the same plane but the PNP model. I sooo it out for a flight last week in an empty parking lot and one of the linkages on the left aileron rattled loose leading to an epic nosedive crash into asphalt. I got too excited and forgot to do my preflight check…. Be responsible!Overall this is the perfect beginner plane. Simple set up, built pretty solid, easy to learn and flys like butter.
Joe Reboy
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2024
I was quite impressed when I saw the D460 listed and wanted to see this bird fly. My previous experience has been with entry-level R/C planes and didn't realize I was stepping up a considerable notch, but after figuring out the ins and outs of the connections I managed to get her to fly.The D460 is essentially a "lifting body" design much like the type of spacecraft and re-entry vehicles NASA experimented with in the 70s and 80s. The fuselage shape, which is blended into the wing, is reminiscent of the B2 Bomber. The plane is controlled by a four-channel set-up that allows for full control of the port and starboard ailerons, giving advanced flyers the capacity to perform rolls and other maneuvers that I am not yet prepared to attempt.The controller is surprisingly powerful and comes with an internal rechargeable battery. The flight controller distance is rated for up to 2 kilometers, but as it's strictly a line-of-site you should not try to exceed reasonable visual access.The lack of landing gear is also something I have to get used to. I gather you are supposed to "soft-land it onto grass, or even gently bring it in and catch it with your hand.Like most R/C vehicles the learning curve is half the fun, and this plane promises to provide both a learning experience and some excellent flying time. Comes with two batteries, and a spare propellor as well!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2024
Flight Review:I had a chance to fly this new plane today. If FUN is the name of the game in this hobby (and it should be), then Radiolink just hit a home run with this one. The new Radiolink D460 Turbot RTF flying wing is a TON OF FUN!!!Hand launches and belly landings are easy. It flies nice and stable fast or slow. It has plenty of power. It's quiet. The power system is efficient too. I got a flight in over 20-minutes long with the included battery using throttle management. There was still plenty of juice left in the battery.The plane comes with Radiolink's included Byme-DB gyro flight controller featuring 3 flight modes. It flies fantastic in stability mode (with bank limiting and self level). The parameters are set in a manner that still allows for rapid turns even in this more beginner friendly mode. Gyro mode (wind mitigation) offers a decent flight experience as well. Loops and roles are fun. However, I did find that the control surfaces feel extremely touchy in this mode. That's where a programmable transmitter allowing for easy rate and expo adjustments would come in handy as opposed to the included T8S. It was quite breezy today and this plane is on the smaller side. So manual mode (gyro off) wasn't very enjoyable. You may want to consider skipping this mode unless you have perfect weather conditions (no wind) and/or enjoy living on the edge!The RTF package includes the D460 plane, T8S controller, 2 flight batteries (2s 800mah) with charger, charging cable for controller, 2 props with multiple spare prop savers and a bag of tools/bits. Also included is a users manual for both the plane and controller. The box comes in handy for easily transporting everything.
Al Tone
Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2024
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