Ready-To-Fly-Fun is famous for offering excellent performing RTF aircraft that are really complete packages and then selling them for ridiculously low prices (their T-hawk buddy trainer for example). The SkySeeker is another example of a well-though out beginner package that includes 2 flight batteries plus an extra wing, stabilizer and vertical fin. Yet the price is under $150! Join Tony Rossi as he tests this nearly indestructible airplane in a park near you.

Tony Rossi
Model Aviation Sport Aviator
May 2008

Conclusion (pg 92)

After taking this plane out for a few flights, noting its lightweight and great performance, I concluded this is the aircraft I’ll offer to my son, Derek, to take that mighty jump from PC sims to the flying field. It‘s also an aircraft I’ll keep in the backseat of my car. The engineers at ReadyToFlyFun.com have this one right, and I give it two thumbs up.

Tom Atwood
Fly RC Magazine
February 2007

Backyard Flyer
May 2006

The SkySeeker GT is an attractive trainer-glider for beginners and experts. Its fun to take up high, throttle back and glide around in lazy circles. At full throttle, it can do loops and is very maneuverable. I had a good time with the SkySeeker GT, and because there isn't any setup time, I could take it to the local field whenever I had a spare 20 minutes....

This model will make any pilot more confident and is a blast to fly.

Mark Ronge
Backyard Flyer Magazine
May 2006

Quiet Flyer
Nov 2006

ReadyToFlyFun.com has hit a home run wit their new SkySeeker GT Extreme Value Package. This is one airplane that absolutely anyone can assemble in five minutes or less, so it is absolutely ideal for the individual who wants to be piloting in no time. The SkySeeker GT would be a great choice for a single mom who wants to introduce her son or daughter to R/C airplane flight. It would also be a super choice for a junior pilot who is looking for a fast way to get his video-game-trained hands on an R/C box for that first "real" flight. For a busy professional who just wants a way to get in a flight at lunch, the SkySeeker is an airplane that will fit in the back seat of even the smallest car for a quick escape to the field. This little yellow gem is a super flyer too!

Staff
Backyard Flyer Magazine
Nov 2006

I am a beginner pilot, who has been flying 1 and 2 channel planes for about a year. I thought I was ready to move up to 3 channel, and did so with several 3 channel planes, advertised as being beginner planes. Needless to say I wrecked all. I tried the Skyseeker and have had great luck, it is very stable from the take off, so that I have more time to react using the controller. So far I have not needed any of the spare parts, sent with the plane. The ability to climb or decend makes flying the 3 channel planes much more easy to fly, now that I have gotten the hang of it. With the 1 and 2 channel planes, I had to rely on the wind, but with elevators, you have total control. I will be buying my 2nd 3 channel plane from Readytofly very soon. thank you, for an excellent product, and all the support you have given me over the phone.

Terry in Lufkin TX