Super Cub S RTF vs HobbyZone Delta Ray

When the transmitter is switched to beginner mode, sensor assisted flight envelope technology (SAFETM) keeps turns from being too sharp, keeps the plane from nosediving, and returns the plane to level flight when no input is being received. Essentially, SAFE technology compensates for lack of skill and helps beginners develop better flying habits.

Super Cub S RTF is made with a dense, durable substance called Z foam. This material is very easy to repair because it can be used with common types of glue.

If the plane is quickly headed for the ground, the plane can immediately be returned to normal flight using the panic switch. For beginners, this is a feature that can save the Super Cub S RTF from many crashes.

Suber Cub S RTF comes with beginner, intermediate, and experienced modes. The beginner mode is most limited, and experienced mode allows the most freedom.

This plane comes with the Spektrum™ DX4e 4-channel 2.4GHz DSMX transmitter. This transmitter can be used with other aircraft, so it is possible that it can save money in the future.

Delta Ray can be landed conventionally and safely because of its included landing gear.

Z foam is a dense, strong, impact resistant material that is made to be easy to repair. With Z foam, regular glue can safely be used.

SAFE technology uses a gyroscope to determine whether or not the plane is being operated safely. For beginners, the plane can be limited from dangerous maneuvers automatically. For more advanced users, SAFE technology comes in handy when the plane is out of control. If panic mode is operated, the plane will regain control almost instantly.

The huge wings allow users to drive the Delta Ray at very low speeds or glide around.

There are three modes: beginner, intermediate, and experienced. The beginner mode limits the plane to only safe maneuvers. In experienced mode, the plane has no limits.