Prime RC Mini P51D 450mm RTF RC Warbird Mode 2 PMQTOP097B
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Learn to fly a compact warbird with the Prime RC Mini P51D 450mm RTF RC Plane. Designed for beginner and progressing pilots, this lightweight EPP model combines three selectable TOP-Gyro assistance levels with one-key aerobatics, a one-key U-turn function and a complete Mode 2 ready-to-fly package.
The 6-axis stabilisation system can limit excessive bank and pitch inputs in beginner mode, provide lighter assistance as skills improve or be switched off for full manual control. Its geared coreless power system, four-channel controls and impact-resistant propeller-saver design make the Mini P51D a practical introduction to aileron-equipped RC aircraft.
Features
- True ready-to-fly package with aircraft, radio, battery and charging cable
- Compact 450mm P51D-style RC warbird
- Mode 2 transmitter configuration with throttle on the left stick
- 6-axis TOP-Gyro flight stabilisation system
- Three selectable assistance levels for developing pilot skills
- Strong TOP-Gyro Assist limits bank and pitch angles for beginner flying
- Soft TOP-Gyro Assist provides reduced stabilisation for progressing pilots
- Manual mode switches TOP-Gyro assistance off for expert control
- One-key aerobatics function for automatic rolls and loops
- One-key U-turn function turns the aircraft opposite its take-off direction
- Durable and lightweight EPP foam construction
- Propeller-saver system helps reduce damage during impacts
- Gearbox power system provides efficient thrust from the coreless motor
- Four-channel control with throttle, elevator, aileron and rudder functions
- 2.4GHz radio system for reliable interference-resistant control
- Suitable for runway take-off or hand launching
- Spare propeller and basic installation screwdriver included
Specifications
- Brand: Prime RC
- Product: Mini P51D RC Plane
- Manufacturer Part Number: PMQTOP097B
- Aircraft Type: Mini RC warbird
- Completion Level: Ready-to-fly
- Transmitter Mode: Mode 2
- Experience Level: Beginner and progressing pilot
- Wingspan: 450mm
- Length: 393mm
- Flying Weight: Approximately 75g
- Airframe Material: EPP foam
- Motor: 1020 coreless motor
- Power System: Geared brushed system
- Control Unit: Integrated 4-in-1 ESC, gyro, receiver and control system
- Servos: 2 × 1.3g servos and 1 × 2g servo
- Radio System: 2.4GHz 4-channel
- Stabilisation: 6-axis TOP-Gyro
- Flight Modes: Manual, Soft Assist and Strong Assist
- Battery: 3.7V 400mAh 20C LiPo
- Charger: USB charging cable
- Approximate Charging Time: 50–60 minutes
- Approximate Flight Time: 12–15 minutes
- Approximate Control Range: Up to 200m under suitable conditions
- Flaps: No
- Take-Off Methods: Ground take-off or hand launch
Includes
- 1 × Prime RC Mini P51D 450mm RC plane
- 1 × Mode 2 2.4GHz transmitter
- 1 × 3.7V 400mAh 20C LiPo battery
- 1 × USB charging cable
- 4 × AA transmitter batteries
- 1 × Spare propeller
- 1 × Screwdriver
- 1 × Product instructions
FAQ
Is the Prime RC Mini P51D ready to fly? Yes. It includes the assembled aircraft, Mode 2 transmitter, flight battery, USB charging cable, transmitter batteries, spare propeller and screwdriver.
What is Mode 2? Mode 2 places throttle and rudder on the left transmitter stick, with elevator and aileron control on the right stick. It is the most commonly used transmitter layout in Australia.
How do the three gyro modes work? Strong Assist limits bank and pitch inputs for beginner flying, Soft Assist reduces the amount of stabilisation for progressing pilots, and Manual mode turns the TOP-Gyro assistance off.
Does the gyro fly the aircraft automatically? No. The gyro helps stabilise the model and may limit control angles in beginner mode, but the pilot must still control the throttle, direction, height and landing approach.
How do the one-key aerobatics work? While flying in a supported gyro mode, press the aerobatics button and move the appropriate control stick during the transmitter beeps. An aileron input commands an automatic roll, while an elevator input commands an automatic loop.
What does the one-key U-turn function do? It commands the plane to turn in the opposite direction to its recorded take-off direction. It is a flight aid rather than a GPS return-to-home system and does not control altitude, landing or obstacle avoidance.
Is this suitable as a first RC plane? The strong gyro assistance, low weight and durable EPP construction make it more approachable than a fully manual warbird. However, beginners should still fly in a large open area, choose calm weather and practise basic orientation before attempting aerobatics.
Can it fly indoors? It may be flown indoors only in a suitably large, unobstructed venue such as a sports hall. It is not suitable for normal household rooms.
How much wind can it handle? As a lightweight 75g model, it is best flown in calm or very light wind. Stronger wind can carry the aircraft away, reduce control authority and make landing difficult.
Can it take off from the ground? Yes, provided a smooth and sufficiently long runway is available. Hand launching is generally more practical on grass or uneven ground.
How should it be hand launched? Use the recommended throttle setting, point the aircraft into the wind and launch it straight ahead with a firm, level throw. Avoid throwing it sharply upward because this can cause an immediate stall.
What happens if the propeller strikes an obstacle? The propeller-saver system is designed to release the propeller from its mount, helping protect the propeller and reduce motor load. Inspect the propeller and adaptor for damage before refitting them.
How long does the battery last? The listed flight time is approximately 12–15 minutes. Actual duration varies with throttle use, wind, battery condition and flying style.
Can extra batteries be purchased? Compatible replacement batteries may be used, but the voltage, connector, dimensions, capacity and weight must match the aircraft's requirements. An unsuitable battery can alter the centre of gravity or damage the electronics.
Important Notes
- This is a lightweight hobby-grade flying model and is not a toy.
- Adult supervision is recommended for younger or inexperienced pilots.
- Fly only in a large, open area away from people, roads, trees, buildings and powerlines.
- Check local CASA and flying-site requirements before operating the aircraft.
- Beginner pilots should use Strong TOP-Gyro Assist for initial flights.
- The one-key U-turn function is not GPS return-to-home and cannot land the aircraft automatically.
- Do not attempt one-key aerobatics close to the ground.
- Fly in calm or very light wind, particularly during the first flights.
- Confirm that the control surfaces move in the correct direction before take-off.
- Check the aircraft's centre of gravity after installing the battery.
- Inspect the propeller, propeller adaptor and foam airframe after every impact.
- Allow the motor and battery to cool between flights.
- Never leave the LiPo battery unattended while charging.
- Use only a suitable USB power supply and the supplied charging lead.
- Do not charge a swollen, punctured, overheated or damaged LiPo battery.
- Approximate range, charging time and flight time vary with operating conditions.
