Overall rating: 4.5589743 / 5 from 195 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

The VOLANTEXRC Ranger600 is a fully assembled, easy-to-fly remote control airplane for beginners. It features a stabilization system for stable flight, a powerful motor for aerobatics, and a 2.4Ghz radio control with a 656 ft range. Customers appreciate its durability, ease of control, and fun factor, though some have mixed opinions about wind performance and battery capacity.

Summary topics

• Ease of Piloting (5%): It was reported by customers that this plane is not only durable, but also easy to fly.
• Fun Factor (5%): Customers expressed satisfaction with the fun provided by the product, which was mentioned multiple times in the reviews.
• Control Quality (5%): Customers appreciated the control provided by this product, as it was mentioned multiple times in the reviews.
• Beginner Mode (8%): It was observed by customers that the beginner mode is fool proof and extremely helpful in the air.
• Flight Stability (5%): It was noted by customers that this plane is not only durable it's very quick stable one flight.

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Review highlights

• "Excellent fun for experienced pilots and easy to learn on" — Amazon C.
• "The over all plane build and durability are great as well." — Krett D.
• "Outstanding plane and customer service" — David H.

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Q&A

Can I buy Ranger 600 plug and play, no transmitter? I have spectrum trasmitter

From what I have read no you can not.

Does the Volantexrc Ranger 600 have ailerons

Hi Chris, Ranger 600 is a 3-channel plane, all 3-CH planes doesn't have ailerons.

Christmas day we took our grandchild (14) out to an open field for its first flight! Initially it responded very well, I'm 80 years old and a retired Marine Pilot from the Viet Nam war days, I first flew it to show my grandson the basics! Then for our last tutorial I flew it in a higher and wider mode, suddenly it stopped responding to my direction and went into a distant neighborhood! We tracked it to a housing development with a wooded area behind, by applying power we heard it about 50ft up lodged in a tree!! We've had rain but no wind to hopefully dislodge it!!! I'm suspicious that the control box was faulty but who knows!!! Truman, has developed a strong interest in flying and is actually interested in The Air Force ROTC! Can you help us with a replacement Ranger 600, 6-axis gyro park flyer. I bought two of them for two 14yo grandchildren, the one in Brooklyn NY is holding off flying it until we get ours straightened out1 They both were sent to my home; 379 cedar meadow dr., nellysford va 22958. I'll look today for the receipt

Not sure if your area but radio interference can cause the issue you’re describing. I have some power lines that I flow over and even my larger receiver/transmitter will loose signal in certain spots that I can visually see on my display. Just a guess not sure your area hope you get things worked out