Uploaded August 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
RadioLink D460 RTF RC Airplane
In this video I will go over the RadioLink D460 ready to fly (RTF) radio control (RC) model airplane. The RadioLink D460 is a three channel RTF flying wing design that flies extremely well, with various gyro stabilized modes.
The D460 comes almost completely assembled. All you need to do is attach the vertical fin and you are ready to take the model to the flying field.
The RadioLink D460 uses three channels of control. As a flying wing design the model used elevons (elevators and ailerons) for roll and pitch control, a very common way to guide these sorts of aircraft. This is all designed into the model and it's electronic controls.
The D460 also uses sophisticated gyro control modes to smooth out flight for beginner pilots. These modes are controlled by a rocker switch on the upper right of the transmitter. The gyro modes are very effective.
The model weighs 6.5 ounces with the two cell 800 millliamp lipo battery included, and offers surprising long flight times.
Overall this is a fun airplane to fly and will do whatever maneuvers you may wish to perform. While the D460 has a "Beginner Mode" with the gyros, it should not be considered a trainer aircraft. Rather a fun to fly sport aircraft after you get a few landings under your belt.
Where to buy:
Amazon US: amazon.com/Radiolink-Brushless-Transmitter-Telemetry-Experienced/dp/B0D12QZ917
Amazon Canada: amazon.ca/Radiolink-Brushless-Transmitter-Telemetry-Experienced/dp/B0D12QZ917
Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:43 - D460 overview
02:20 - D460 unbox
04:10 - D460 website discussion
07:30 - D460 instruction manual
11:40 - D460 gyro stabilization modes
14:06 - Test flights at the field
RadioLink D460 RTF RC Airplane
In this video I will go over the RadioLink D460 ready to fly (RTF) radio control (RC) model airplane. The RadioLink D460 is a three channel RTF flying wing design that flies extremely well, with various gyro stabilized modes.
The D460 comes almost completely assembled. All you need to do is attach the vertical fin and you are ready to take the model to the flying field.
The RadioLink D460 uses three channels of control. As a flying wing design the model used elevons (elevators and ailerons) for roll and pitch control, a very common way to guide these sorts of aircraft. This is all designed into the model and it's electronic controls.
The D460 also uses sophisticated gyro control modes to smooth out flight for beginner pilots. These modes are controlled by a rocker switch on the upper right of the transmitter. The gyro modes are very effective.
The model weighs 6.5 ounces with the two cell 800 millliamp lipo battery included, and offers surprising long flight times.
Overall this is a fun airplane to fly and will do whatever maneuvers you may wish to perform. While the D460 has a "Beginner Mode" with the gyros, it should not be considered a trainer aircraft. Rather a fun to fly sport aircraft after you get a few landings under your belt.
Where to buy:
Amazon US: amazon.com/Radiolink-Brushless-Transmitter-Telemetry-Experienced/dp/B0D12QZ917
Amazon Canada: amazon.ca/Radiolink-Brushless-Transmitter-Telemetry-Experienced/dp/B0D12QZ917
Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:43 - D460 overview
02:20 - D460 unbox
04:10 - D460 website discussion
07:30 - D460 instruction manual
11:40 - D460 gyro stabilization modes
14:06 - Test flights at the field
