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HobbyZone Apprentice STOL S 700 RTF Airplane
- $94.11
- Brands HobbyZone
- Product Code: HBZ6100
- Availability: In Stock
HobbyZone Apprentice STOL S 700 Airplane RTFThe HobbyZone Apprentice STOL S 700 Airplane RTF is a beginner-friendly electric RC trainer designed to make fixed-wing flying easier to learn while offering enough performance for pilots to continue developing their skills. With a 700mm wingspan, STOL-oriented design, and integrated flight-assistance technology, it provides a practical introduction to R..
Features of Apprentice STOL S 700 RTF
HobbyZone Apprentice STOL S 700 Airplane RTF
The HobbyZone Apprentice STOL S 700 Airplane RTF is a beginner-friendly electric RC trainer designed to make fixed-wing flying easier to learn while offering enough performance for pilots to continue developing their skills. With a 700mm wingspan, STOL-oriented design, and integrated flight-assistance technology, it provides a practical introduction to RC airplane flying.
The aircraft combines a lightweight foam airframe with an electric power system and beginner-focused control technology. Its SAFE flight assistance helps new pilots maintain control, while experienced users can transition toward greater manual control as their confidence improves.
Key Features
700mm Wingspan: Compact enough for convenient transport while providing a stable trainer platform.
STOL-Inspired Design: Designed for short takeoff and landing performance when flown under suitable conditions.
SAFE Technology: Provides flight assistance to help beginners learn fundamental flying skills.
Multiple Flight Modes: Allows pilots to progress from assisted flying toward more advanced control.
Electric Power System: Provides convenient, low-maintenance propulsion.
Lightweight Foam Airframe: Helps keep the aircraft easy to handle and transport.
High-Wing Trainer Configuration: Promotes predictable and forgiving flight characteristics.
Ready-to-Fly Package: Includes the primary equipment needed to get started, subject to the exact package configuration.
Durable Trainer Platform: Designed for recreational flying and pilot development.
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | HobbyZone |
| Model | Apprentice STOL S 700 |
| Aircraft Type | Electric RC Trainer Airplane |
| Wingspan | 700 mm / 27.6 in. |
| Flight Assistance | SAFE Technology |
| Power System | Electric |
| Airframe Material | Lightweight Foam |
| Aircraft Configuration | High-Wing Trainer |
| Flight Category | STOL / Trainer |
| Control Type | Radio-Controlled |
| Package Type | RTF / Ready-to-Fly |
| Primary Skill Level | Beginner to Intermediate |
| Primary Use | RC Flight Training & Recreation |
Specification note: Exact motor, ESC, receiver, transmitter, battery, charger, propeller, flight modes, and package contents can vary by production version or regional SKU. Confirm the exact model number and current manufacturer documentation for the most up-to-date specifications.
Beginner-Friendly Flight Characteristics
The Apprentice STOL S 700 is designed around the needs of new RC pilots. Its trainer-style configuration helps provide predictable handling, while the flight-assistance system can reduce the difficulty of learning basic aircraft control.
Beginners can use the aircraft to practice:
Straight-and-level flight
Gentle turns
Climbing and descending
Takeoffs
Landing approaches
Directional control
Basic flight patterns
As skills improve, pilots can gradually reduce the level of electronic assistance and take greater control of the aircraft.
SAFE Flight Assistance
The integrated SAFE flight-assistance technology is one of the aircraft's primary training features.
SAFE is designed to help maintain a more stable aircraft attitude and can provide additional control assistance when the pilot is still learning. Depending on the selected mode, the system can limit extreme aircraft attitudes and help make recovery from developing control errors easier.
Flight assistance should be considered a training aid rather than a substitute for proper instruction, pre-flight checks, and safe flying practices.
STOL Design
STOL, or Short Takeoff and Landing, refers to an aircraft's ability to operate from relatively short takeoff and landing areas under appropriate conditions.
The Apprentice STOL S 700 incorporates design characteristics intended to support low-speed handling and short-field operation. Actual takeoff and landing distance depends heavily on:
Wind speed and direction
Surface type
Aircraft weight
Battery condition
Pilot technique
Temperature
Altitude
Available flying area
Always allow an adequate safety margin rather than relying on a minimum published distance.
700mm Wingspan
The 700mm wingspan gives the aircraft a compact footprint while retaining enough wing area for trainer-style flight characteristics.
Its smaller size can make transportation and storage convenient, particularly for pilots who want an aircraft that can be taken to different flying locations without the bulk of a larger trainer.
Electric Power
The Apprentice STOL S 700 uses an electric propulsion system, eliminating the need for gasoline or glow fuel.
Electric RC power offers several advantages:
Convenient starting
Low routine maintenance
No fuel mixing
Clean operation
Consistent power delivery
Simple battery-based operation
Use only the battery and power components specified for the exact aircraft version.
Lightweight Foam Construction
The lightweight foam airframe helps keep the aircraft easy to carry and maneuver.
Foam construction is also well suited to trainer aircraft because it combines low weight with practical durability for recreational flying. The airframe should still be inspected regularly for cracks, dents, loose components, or damage following hard landings.
Ready-to-Fly Configuration
The RTF (Ready-to-Fly) designation means the package is intended to provide the major equipment required to operate the aircraft.
Depending on the exact version, an RTF package may include:
Apprentice STOL S 700 aircraft
Compatible radio transmitter
Receiver/electronics
Electric motor
Electronic speed controller
Propeller
Flight battery
Battery charger
Package contents can differ by market and product revision, so buyers should verify the current manufacturer's contents list for the exact SKU.
Flight Preparation
Before flying:
Inspect the airframe for damage.
Check the propeller for cracks or deformation.
Confirm the wing and control surfaces are secure.
Charge the flight battery using the recommended charger.
Install the battery securely.
Power on the transmitter before connecting the aircraft battery when required.
Check that all controls move in the correct direction.
Select the appropriate SAFE flight mode.
Verify the aircraft responds correctly before takeoff.
Confirm that the flying area is clear of people, vehicles, buildings, trees, and power lines.
Flying the Apprentice STOL S 700
New pilots should begin with the most assisted flight mode and fly in calm weather.
A suitable learning progression is:
Stage 1 — Basic Control:
Practice keeping the aircraft level and making gentle turns.
Stage 2 — Takeoffs and Landings:
Learn consistent takeoff procedures and controlled landing approaches.
Stage 3 — Reduced Assistance:
Gradually move toward less restrictive flight modes as skills improve.
Stage 4 — Advanced Flying:
Develop more precise control and learn to manage the aircraft without relying heavily on electronic assistance.
Avoid strong or gusty wind while learning. A compact, lightweight aircraft can be more sensitive to wind than a larger trainer.
Battery and Charging
Battery performance has a direct effect on aircraft power and flight time.
For safe operation:
Use the battery specified for the aircraft.
Inspect the battery before each flight.
Never fly with a damaged or swollen battery.
Charge batteries using the recommended charger.
Never leave batteries unattended while charging.
Disconnect the flight battery after use.
Store batteries according to the battery manufacturer's instructions.
Do not continue flying once the battery reaches the manufacturer's recommended minimum voltage.
Maintenance
Regular inspection helps keep the Apprentice STOL S 700 safe and reliable.
Check:
Propeller and propeller adapter
Motor
Landing gear
Control surfaces
Pushrods
Servos
Battery connectors
Wing attachment points
Airframe
Radio-control system
Replace damaged propellers immediately. A damaged propeller can cause vibration and may result in motor or airframe damage.
Benefits
700mm compact wingspan makes transportation and storage convenient.
STOL-oriented design supports short-field flying characteristics.
SAFE technology helps beginners develop flight-control skills.
Multiple flight modes allow pilots to progress as their abilities improve.
Electric propulsion provides simple, convenient operation.
Lightweight foam construction keeps the aircraft manageable.
Trainer-style configuration provides forgiving handling.
RTF package simplifies the transition into RC airplane flying.
Who Is It For?
The HobbyZone Apprentice STOL S 700 Airplane RTF is primarily designed for beginner and developing RC pilots who want a compact trainer with electronic flight assistance.
It is a good fit for users learning the fundamentals of fixed-wing flight, particularly those who want a model that can provide assistance early in the learning process and allow greater pilot control as experience develops.
Always follow the current HobbyZone manual and applicable local model-aircraft regulations. Fly in suitable open areas, maintain a safe distance from people and property, and complete a thorough pre-flight inspection before every flight.
