MO-FLY RTF 680 mm P-51D Mustang @TimMcKay56
MO-FLY RTF 680 mm P-51D Mustang  @TimMcKay56
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
MO-FLY RTF 680 mm P-51D Mustang

In this video I will discuss the EngineDIY MO-FLY ready to fly (RTF) 680 mm P-51D Mustang. This radio control model review is a four channel aircraft with elevator, rudder, ailerons and throttle. The P-51D uses a two cell rechargeable lipo battery.

The MO-FLY P-51D assembles very quickly, in less than 30 minutes. The instruction manual is complete with good illustrations and uses screws for assembly.

The P-51D balances correctly at the proper center of gravity with the lipo battery installed.

The P-51 built in stability control works very well. This P-51D is not a trainer aircraft, but after a pilot is comfortable handling a high performance sport model this airplane is a great next step.

The scale P-51D has plenty of power with its brushless motor. Takeoffs are very smooth and the study landing gear assists with takeoffs and landings. The model handles well and the pilot should be sure to keep airspeed up as if you get slow a rapid descent rate can occur.

Overall this is a great sport flyer, I liked mine a lot.

Product link: bit.ly/3TbFCQG
Discount code: TM15

Chapters

00:00 - Intro
00:42 - MO-FLY P-51 overview
01:23 - P-51 history
02:10 - EngineDIY website
02:42 - P-51D unbox
05:17 - Instruction manual
05:57 - Assemble the P-51D
08:32 - Completed model discussion
11:30 - Test flights at the RC field
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MO-FLY RTF 680 mm P-51D Mustang

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