By remote control of course.
Every 'instrument' on-board the plane is attached to a motor that controls its function. Each of these motors is sensitive to a particular radio frequency (or digital code) that receives the instruction from ground-based operators with a radio transmitter assembly.
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people like to fly airplanes
The Wright Brothers discovered a way to make Airplanes fly.
an engine for thrust and wings/fins for control.
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In the past it used to be very hard to fly gas powered remote control airplanes. However these days, they come 90% assembeled, and are generally easy to fly! http://www.raidentech.com/arfnigasai.html
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Some gas powered remote control airplanes are suitable for six or seven year old children, however, many rc airplanes are advisable for ages eight and up.
Remote control airplanes are lots of fun for adults of all ages. Many large towns and cities have clubs where enthusiasts get together to fly their planes. Similar club exist online, like RC Universe where fans can buy, trade, discuss and review remote control planes.
Electric remote control airplanes are difficult to build if you do not have step by step directions or at least some previous hobby building experience. The more practice, the more efficient you will become at building.
It is common for remote control planes to crash. I would start off with cheap one until you become familiar with how to handle them.
Because cats do not have the capability to fly airplanes.
An RC servo - a hobbyist remote control device - can be used for remote-controlled airplanes, robots or other devices that one wishes to operate from a distance.
Because people are not able to fly without a airplanes.
You are unable to fly airplanes, however you can fly helicopters.
No cheap remote control planes are not durable theyre made of cheap plastic and if you crash them they will probably be broken with the first crash. They make the motors cheap and the battery life on them are really low.
airplanes can not but satellites can