Question about Amewi Air Trainer V2

So to answer everyone because if some say the plane sucks....no; it's the pilot.
The range of the receiver is relatively good, enough to lose sight of it while having the controls if that answers the question :-D
No, the plane does not suck, it does however require manual servo adjustment so that without trim it already flies well. Considering that the package insert explains NOTHING about the plane and even less about its functions or that related to the remote control buttons. The top left button (not the stick) is used to change between LOW and HIGH (soft for thermalling and hard for aerobatics). Then the top right button is used to deactivate the gyroscope which allows looping and other aerobatics that can be done without the attitude axis. I will also add and this is IMPORTANT; it is the location of the battery which is put < in the old way > under the wing because to put the battery by opening the flap under the belly distorts completely the balance of the plane and makes it nose dive. But with the battery under the wing, wedged against the nose (and there is room for it) then the plane is balanced as designed.
VERDICT: this plane is good, less fun than my last one (lost in the high grass out of sight) which had no axle but just twin engine with power variation to turn) and unfortunately requires some "tweaking" to fly well and offer fun. It does however allow you to learn to fly with a minimum of axis for a maximum of sensation.

The propellers have been broken for a long time

The plane sucks