Pitts S12, 2.4 meter span at 37% scale

Radio control sets start with the simple 2-channel sets though these
are not suitable for the serious flyer, who will require something with a minimum of 4 channels with the most common sets being the 6-channel type. Also available at reasonable cost are the computer sets which will store parameters for a number of your models allowing you to take just one transmitter and several models to the flying site. Many clubs have a training system and it is best to seek their advice on the most suitable radio set to let them help you advance as quickly as possible. To find your nearest club, look on the Internet for The British Model Flying Association the official body that represents model flyers, although other societies exist to cater for such things as the Large Model enthusiast, or the Jet Flyer.