Is this a good option for a beginner?
1610621
This was my 1st glider and I would say as long as you have a basic understanding of how to control it you should be fine. It's an extremely stable plane.
1610622
I believe that anyone can fly this plane. I have been flying planes and helicopters for a few years now and this is one of the best planes I have bought for the price. Make sure you buy some extra batteries ( I bought a 4 pack of 180 mAH 3.7v) and I'm glad I did because I have even more fun flying. But back to the plane. You also need a controller that is compatible with the aircraft ( something like dsmx 2 technology) what's good about this plane is that if you break it you can buy basically any part required to fix it. It is pretty durable if you take care of it. Definitely a great buy and we'll worth the money... also it can fly in pretty gusty winds for how light weight it is. If you or someone you know is a beginner, tell them to get this plane
1610623
Yes, fly with your back to the wind and keep the glider in front of you. Don't go too high or let it fly downwind away from you. You can have a lot of good flying with this gliders. You'll need extra batteries.
1610624
Yes, I recently purchased this as my first RC plane. Its very durable (did a nose dive into cement on second flight) and still flies well. I have a dx6i controller and setting up a model for this plane was super easy (basically the default plane settings). I would recommend getting multiple batteries as 9 minutes goes by quick. I'm already planning for my next more advanced plane.
1610625
I am a rank beginner and I am having success with my UMX Radian. Just don't let it get too far down wind.
1610626
This is an extremely good option for a beginner. You hand launch. It can fly very slowly and it's tougher than it looks.
1610627
James, this is a great option for anyone mature enough to not damage it on the ground when handling. The three axis stabilization works better than advertised, allowing flights in even moderate wind. I've flown mine in ten mph winds easily by just keeping it facing upwind like a fish in a river current. The only issue I've had is that is sometimes difficult to get it to recognize my transmitter when binding, but that may just be because of my equipment. Get one. You won't regret it.
1610628
Yes it is. Easy to fly and resistant to impact. If you are doing this for the first time, like with any RC airplane, start with someone with experience next to you if you can. I'm teaching my 8 year old and he controls one stick and I the other with me taking over in "tight" situations. Altitude is also your friend since it give you time to correct a mistake.
1140638
Could work ok for a beginner. Wouldn't take long for a 12 year old to learn the basics and be ready for some real power. I would save my money and get a used Japanese bike or possibly a 125 pit bike
1327105
It's perfect for beginners. I was a beginner when I started using it. Just be careful. Use proper technique or you'll throw your back out. It took me about 3 weeks to get fully used to them
302762
I think it would work well for non beginners also. It really depends on what you would want for your board. You could probably change everything if you wanted to.
1676041
It depends on a couple of things. First, how strong is your interest in sewing? This may sound stupid, but if you are not sure you are going to enjoy the art of sewing I would buy the least expensive thing possible that will still yield good results. That is what I did. The Sewist 500 fit the bill perfectly for me to learn how to sew. It is basic and mechanical, so it is virtually indestructible for novice sewers. However, after about a year, I realized the machine was not going to meet my needs for the long term. At that point, I began investigating alternatives and purchased a mid-arm Juki that is specifically for quilting. I love it. It does exactly what I need it to do and does it beautifully. So, the second part for you to consider is what is your sewing interest and how accomplished are you? If you are a novice and are uncertain, then stick with the Sewist. It is very much a generalist machine. Does it have 30 different stitches? No. Do you need 30 different stitches? Not unless you plan to do embroidery. If that is your plan, you may find you outgrow the 8077 pretty quickly, too. If you already have an interest established, look for the machine that best sets you up to follow that passion. I also highly recommend going to fabric stores etc to test machines. Don't just read about them online and then buy. Seriously, each one has a different personality. Find the one that fits you.
1925304
No, absolutely not! For a beginner this instrument would be an excellent choice. $300.00 and some change is more than fair in my estimation. I play mine every day. It's a bit bright at first, but once the wood and strings settle in a bit (the more you play it the faster that will happen) it has a beautiful sound. It DOES NOT have a built in tuner, which is a minor issue for me. But may be a big problem for someone just starting out.
1003728
It's perfect for the beginner. That is if you want to grow as a photographer, and not just use a point and click camera. It has enough "Auto" stuff to help you learn, but also offers the pro abilities that will make you stand out. I like crop sensor cameras cause I do a lot of wild life it feels like I get more bang for the buck out of my FX lenses, but if you are a serious Portrait photog, or don't want to sacrifice a little quality, then it's the wrong camera. But for a beginner... Heck yes.. Get it. I've been shooting nikon since 1973. Yep thats right 41 years. This is my go to camera. Not because it is hard to use, but because it can also be easy. It's perfect for the beginner. That is if you want to grow as a photographer, and not just use a point and click camera. It has enough "Auto" stuff to help you learn, but also offers the pro abilities that will make you stand out. I like crop sensor cameras cause I do a lot of wild life it feels like I get more bang for the buck out of my FX lenses, but if you are a serious Portrait photog, or don't want to sacrifice a little quality, then it's the wrong camera. But for a beginner... Heck yes.. Get it. I've been shooting nikon since 1973. Yep thats right 41 years. This is my go to... » Read More It's perfect for the beginner. That is if you want to grow as a photographer, and not just use a point and click camera. It has enough "Auto" stuff to help you learn, but also offers the pro abilities that will make you stand out. I like crop sensor cameras cause I do a lot of wild life it feels like I get more bang for the buck out of my FX lenses, but if you are a serious Portrait photog, or don't want to sacrifice a little quality, then it's the wrong camera. But for a beginner... Heck yes.. Get it. I've been shooting nikon since 1973. Yep thats right 41 years. This is my go to camera. Not because it is hard to use, but because it can also be easy. « Show Less
2057394
I think this is a good choice as long as you're not using it professionally. I use mine as a hobby mostly and in that case the pros outweigh the cons. The pros are the size of the tablet, lowPrice and features while the BIG con here is the driver issues. However yesterday I got a new driver sent to me and it's working it well.
1045930
Hello,Thank you for your interest!This is a great board for a beginner.The softer wheels allow more Grip and shape is easy to handle. Please, let us know if you need anything else!Thanks,Customer Service
1025540
yeah I think so. Cause I am just a beginner and I think it's suitable for me.
2044188
This would be a nice camcorder for beginners, it's main flaw is it's lack of a fully manual operation, which is a must if you're learning how to shoot video in general, as most professional shoots are done using custome settings in manual mode of the camera.I would recommend getting a video optimised DSLR, becuase it has a big sensoras it would give you a more "cinematic" feel to the video
1934525
Yes it is very user friendly even for a beginner. I haven't had any problems with this camera. The manual is ready to understand and got should play with it to see all the different settings that it can do.
574652
Hello! Absolutely a great choice because everything you need to start playing is included with this set when buy it. Its a great, affordable way to start playing for not a lot of money.
44254
I think it's a good starter guitar. The steel strings might beat ur fingers up a little but the guitar is inexpensive and sounds nice. Definitely good 4 beginners
80466
In my opinion, I think it is a good beginner / intermediate player acordeon. It has the right sounds to get you started
835975
Yes. This set will be perfect if you're a committed beginner, as it has all the necessary functions of a dual deck, cross fader, and an additional input for a mic or aux line. The NS7fx effects bar has some essential effects, but from here you can graduate to the ns7 II if you need more professional effects, and 4 channels.
1328092
If you're a beginner, yes it can be helpful. It is a useful tool for exercising.