5 RC aircraft versions | RTF, ARF, BNF, PNP, KIT

RTF: Ready-to-Fly

RTF stands for Ready-to-Fly and it means everything you need for this model you buy are completely assembled and well tuned for use - straight from the box! Go start fly when you set it down.

ARF: Almost-Ready-to-Fly

ARF stands for Almost-Ready-to-Fly, which is often called "half aircraft", this means the model needs some additional items before you can start flying. The common additional accessories include servo, motor, electronics, batteries and even glue.

BNF: Bind-N-Fly

BNF stands for Bind-N-Fly. It comes with everything you need except for a transmitter. With BNF products you can choose your favorite and compatible transmitter and bind it to the receiver included with the model and then you can control the model.

PNP: Plug-N-Play

PNP stands for Plug-N-Play. Plug-N-Play models come with motor, servos and ESC etc., but a transmitter, receiver battery and charger. After you buy them and assemble it, it can fly to the sky. This is for the fixed-wing aircraft.

KIT

To fixed-wing aircraft, KIT means that it does not come with the electric accessories except the shell. You need to get the parts like motor, transmitter, battery, charger and so on. While to the racing drone, it stands that all parts are completed or uncompleted need to be assembled.