Davleo Hello!Thank you for your question (and your answer too :-) BG504218174, because now I know that I'm not the only one to have this issue! Fortunately after waiting a long time and treasures of patience dealing with the after sale svc I have received the missing parts. They did not sent the glue kit but I give up fighting for that I have some glue at home. I sincerely hope it will be faster and easier for you to "completed" your kit. My opinion is that the quality check is not done as it should be done, "the seller" should verify the goods he sells! This kind of neglect make us suspicious and I will not have a collection of mini jet at home; IF I bought an other kit here I will cogitate a lot before, a good idea could be to make unpacking with a head camera :-)) The seller should care of his interest on long term instead of being eager to sell something he never touched or seen to passionate customers! I hope to see you in the sky with a HawK BG504218174!

Davleo Hello! It's a kit without receiver board. So if you find a radiolink micro receiver it will be possible. The plane is very small there is few room inside for a big receiver board. I don't know if the brand you are using have this kind of item because I use Flysky. To have an idea of the size needed you can have a look on the announce for the MinimumRC brand receivers adapted and available here, they are linked in the description of this BAE hawk kit. One more thing there is no plug with the motor and you have to buy the servos separately, for these ones it's recommanded to use very light and tiny 1.7g plastic gear servo. Regards!

Davleo Hello! The choose of the motor plug depend of the receiver board you will put in the plane. If you buy the receiver suggested in this announce it has no plug so you can choose what you want as far as it's a plug adapted for this micro plane an that can be used with a 8620 brushed motor working with a 4.2V lipo battery regarding power consumption. I used a very common plug type for this kind of motor : JST 1.25MM 2 pins. You can also solder the two wires of the motor directly on the receiver it's more lighter but think to keep the possibility to easily dismantle it if needed! Happy flying to you!

Davleo Hello!not sure it will help you because I bought the flysky version but for my version auto-Binding is used : so it's probably the same for other transmitter brands but I just a customer like you that all I can say about that... I thing you should ask the seller or customer service hopping they answer you...! Regards!

Davleo Hello!when I ordered it fortunatly it was in stock... You're right to verify that before purchasing but It's better to ask to the customer service if you have a doubt! Regards!

Davleo MaybeI'm not the best one to answer you because I use my flysky transmitter since few time and have flash it with open-tx firmware... Nevertheless I tried the receiver we are talking about with the factory firmware of my TX before : this receiver board use auto binding so normally just have to press the bind button of your transmitter observing at the same time the blinking led of the RX and when it's steady it's ready :-). With open-TX it's nearly the same except that in my case I don't use any bind button but select the binding action trough a menu, the receiver itself behave the same : auto binding at power on and waiting for a compatible transmitter that wants to bind with it... So the answer to your question seems to be : nothing to do to put the Flysky version in binding mode : it do it by itself you just have to do manipulate your transmitter to complete the magic of auto-binding! Happy flying to you!

Davleo Hello! Very Good Question! I have the p47 thunderbolt 761-16R an excellent aircraft and a pure flying beauty. The version with the invasion stripes paint scheme we are waiting for is 761-16Y. I hope we are not just two customers to wait for this invader and that it will surges on banggood soon! I type this code in the search bar sometime but for the moment nothing! D day is not every day....

Davleo Hello! To my knowledge you can't do that with transmitter sold with this plane. Some rc planes from other brands offer the possibility to choice left hand throttle or right hand but the customer has to select the option when he bought the item. I have never seen for this kind of little aircraft some of them sold with a switchable transmitter between one or the other of the two modes. Maybe some people who are very clever with electronic and programming microcontrollers could do that but not sure because often inside the transmitter the potentiometers are not the same on the right and the left and it's impossible without massive modifications...