I welcome back to Coltsky Jones, so today we've got the XK800RC glider for a XK obviously. So this is it 800mm wingspan full stabilization and you have to put it together when you get it. It's dead simple the two wings joined together with this little strip here and then you put two screws that through there or the winged on so you could take it in bits you want you've always got to plug your winged in which I show you inside and then you've got difficult to do some revenge. So then you've got one screw that goes up there. I do recommend a bit of hot glue on here because even with that screw fully tight it has some movement in this. There'll be a little bit of hot glue like I've done there and this is it. So it's made of EPP foam obviously it's extremely light where's nothing it runs on. This little 2S battery here. So it's a 2S 200 milliamp hour battery good for about 15 20 minutes believe it or not. So inside you can't see much really but if you can see inside there maybe you can probably see the control board. I don't think you can. Little control boards underneath here and that's doing your stabilization. Now this does come ready to fly with this transmitter. So this is a transmitter I do not like this transmitter. I've had this transmitter before on different things. It is full 4 channel, obviously throttle and various things. I fly mode one thing I want to show you what I did anywhere but you can buy this in mode one or mode two up to you. I can't actually fly a plane in mode two. So this is the transmitter that you've functioned and that is to adjust your flight controller to the different modes. So quite a basic controller runs on four double A back with what you do get it with it. But I remind on jump T12. So you can set it up we have to select KN if you try and set it up with WL toys or sorry a pertabba. Even though this just says I think it says on here somewhere you've got a little bit of a sharp. SFHS. It certainly isn't. So XK have a division of WL toys. So that's control is used for a lot of things hence why it says that on it. But this will not run on the pertabba protocol. So what you need to do is select KN and then make sure it's on WL toys. Unbind it to it that way. The only other thing you're going to have to do is set a switch up to adjust the set switch which I'll show you in a minute. And you're going to have to find out which channel it is. Mine was on channel eight now I believe they move about. So I set channel eight to one of these switches which I'll show you in a second. Let's plug the battery in. Let's turn the transmitter off. I think it's turn transmitter off first. So micro-lossy connector. Just come with a charger. Put the battery in. Make the canopy a bit awkward because the prop is trying to get in your way and fight you. It's better to open your props up. That's the only thing I found a bit strange about it. And then this just clicks on. There you go. The battery is now it's now in so we're going to bind it to it. Let's just turn the transmitter on. See if that has bound to it. You'll see a flashing light inside. Don't know if you can see that it's still full. There you go. You have to go up and down with all stick. So it's now bound. Now let me find out which switch I've got to set up. Should we rest just so now to get the stabilisation to work it's got to be seen from in pop. There you go. You've got your normal air lonesome liner mode. One obviously elevator and good. So it had all four controls. So now it's in the stabilisation mode. So if you can see now there's quite a lot of stabilisation there and if I flick the switch it reduces your stabilisation. So that's what it does on that channel. So it is mind on switch D but I am on channel 8. So to be honest when you're flying it it doesn't really make that much I don't think it makes that much of a difference. This is extremely easy to fly. This is the perfect beginner glider. I think it costs 52 or 54 pounds with the control so it's ready to go to that. You get the battery, you get the charger. Just let me turn that off. The server is the chastering because it's not level obvious. But it is a really nice piece of kit for the money. So just to show you it can take a beating. I caught a pole when I was flying it and I chopped the edge of the wing clean off. I had a really neat cut and all I did was put a bit of hot glue on. I'll show you how neat the cut was. You can't even really see on the sticker where it is. There's a lot of hot glue over the top of it but you can't really tell where it was. So it takes a beating. I've landed this quite roughly a couple of times and it's absolutely fantastic. It's got a full impact. You don't need to bother about the prop catching when you land. It really is the ideal beginners playing. I get some flight footage up shortly of it flying. I haven't filmed any yet and the weather's not so exciting. I'm not going out playing today but I get some footage up shortly and show you how good it looks in the air. There is some other video on this and Galbuk Kim's done a really in depth one on it but it really is fantastic. Definitely recommended for me. If you're looking for a player and you want something cheap, a bit of a park fly that you can fly slow or we're a little bit of space, it's definitely the one. Thanks ever so much for watching on a fantastic day.