how do i know is on low battery?

It's inconsistent between planes/transmitters. When the system works, you'll get a couple beeps from the transmitter and your throttle gets cut to 50%. I've had it give a warning and continued that 50% throttle for 20 seconds, I did it in a controlled environment taped down to my toolbox, got 30 seconds, repeated the test with another battery and stopped counting after 200 seconds.. A week later while flying with a couple buddies over the soybean field, I got my 2 beeps, aimed it towards me, and then it cut power hard.. found it a month later as the beans dried up, less the 48 hours from harvest. In short, it might beep, it may not, (one of my buddy's doesn't beep, we all bought 2 different planes each). The beeps means start paying extra close to your environment, hopefully you weren't too far out like me.

Where would i get a replacement plane if this one bites the dust? We wouldnt need the ckntroller or the battery or the spare parts just the plane.

Any hobby shop will have a plane that could work with your other supplies…

how can i know is low batteries ?

when battery low it will emit a faint alarm tone. I recommend flying the aircraft to a safe area when you notice a significant drop in flight speed, it means the battery is about to run out.

The listing says 4 Chanel plane but it looks like there are only 3 servos. Is this actually only 3 channels?

This is a 4-channel RC airplane in the usual sense. 1 channel controls 2 ailerons, 2 channels control elevation, 3 channels control throttle, and 4 channels control rudder. The 2 ailerons are controlled by one servo, so the whole aircraft uses 3 servo controllers. In fact, the remote control of the RC plane has 5 channels to control the adjustment of the gyroscope flight control system and 6 channels to control the aerobatic flight.

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🛩️ Own the skies with vintage flair and modern tech — fly like a pro, look like a legend!

EFFORTLESS FLIGHT MASTERY - Xpilot stabilization tech makes flying beginner-friendly and wind-resistant.
ICONIC WW 2 WARBIRD DESIGN - Authentic Zero fighter paint job for a sophisticated collector’s vibe.
BUILT TO LAST CRASH PROOF - Advanced propeller protection and tough materials ensure longevity.
READY TO FLY OUT OF THE BOX - Pre-assembled with 3-level flight assist modes for smooth learning curve.
AEROBATICS AT YOUR FINGERTIPS - One-key stunt and U-turn functions for instant show-stopping moves.

The Remote Control Airplane Zero A6M is a 4-channel RC plane featuring a 6-axis gyro with Xpilot stabilization for beginner-friendly, wind-resistant flight. Crafted from durable EPP foam and carbon fiber rods, it boasts authentic WW2 Zero fighter aesthetics and advanced propeller protection. With one-key aerobatics and a 656ft control range, it offers 15-20 minutes of thrilling flight time per battery charge, making it perfect for hobbyists and collectors aged 14 and up.