hello im looking for a nitro r/c plane and my budget is rs 10000.im ok with arf or rtr (mostly rtr).i want everything with it (engines,transmitters etc).should be 6 -ch.and a new one. please suggest me some.

It may be pretty hard  hard to get a full nitro setup at that price (unless you go the SPAD way).  The closest I have seen is :

http://www.rcindia.org/beginners-zone/ultimate-beginners-combo-from-rotor-sport/

You may (or may not) find something in the "For Sale" section of this site. These kind of offers by individuals come and go, so you have to watch the space.

the price is 17000 now.not intrested

Actually it is Rs15000 now....  but still over your budget significantly.  Looks like you may have to go for used items or go the SPAD way.

ok then help me with used ones and whats the spad way?

Quote from: likith on December 31, 2009, 10:28:31 AM
... whats the spad way?

I will let Izmile and other hardcore "spadders" do the honors on this   

"A man should not be deprived of any chance to profess his love"

Check rotor.co.in, they had a combo some time back that should fit your budget.

hello im planing to buy this one but can you tell me what all are required and how much they would cost me?
http://www.wonderhobby.com/f6fhe70arfni.html

Quote from: anwar on December 31, 2009, 10:30:16 AM
I will let Izmile and other hardcore "spadders" do the honors on this   

Looks like Izmile is busy celebrating the holidays

The SPAD way is to build aircraft with inexpensive, locally available materials (like coroplast from sign boards).  I remember seeing threads earlier that two 40 to 60 size airframes can be made for Rs 400 !

And the home of this seems to be the site : http://www.spadtothebone.com

Quote from: likith on January 01, 2010, 09:04:12 AM
hello im planing to buy this one but can you tell me what all are required and how much they would cost me?
http://www.wonderhobby.com/f6fhe70arfni.html

Sorry, but we are getting mixed signals 

First you said you want an ARF for 10K, now it seems to be the airframe alone for 10K, so which one is it ?

Secondly, you have mentioned in your profile that you are beginner.  At this level, the above plane would be a really bad choice. Even otherwise, this is would be way way over budget for you, as it uses .90 engine, which itself would cost above your 10K budget.  And it is a low winger, which is not suitable for beginners (although that depends on how much of a beginner you are).

Most importantly, why pick something outside India, when similar planes are available locally ?

emm... 1st)i thought that we cant get any nitro plane below 10k.so i moved on to that.
          2nd)i know i know that i absolutely have no flying experience but that model looks cool.
          3rd)i saw a 4 stroke 91 os engine for rs 5000 so it would cost a total around 14000 (approx).
          4th)whats a low winger?
          5th)why outside?im very impatient so i cant wait for it to come.

1 question...do i have to buy servos seperately?or only a transmitter?

Well... we have another perfect example of what a beginner should NOT do

Seriously, you are setting yourself up for big time failure/issues.

1. What is your own estimated cost on the whole setup (frame, engine, servos, receiver, batteries, transmitter, fuel).  I am not mentioning other things you may possibly need, like a starter, glow igniter etc ?

2. First looks can be totally deceiving   

3. Where did you see that ? And was it new ?

4. This question itself shows that you have not done your home work   A beginner should start with a high wing plane (the wing is attached to the top of the fuselage).

5. How can ordering from outside be faster than ordering from India itself

Pleaser read through the the beginner posts in the our "gems" at http://www.rcindia.org/rc-india-forum/the-rc-india-gems/ , which includes lists of items you need to fly a plane (either electric or nitro).

Most importantly, if you ask questions like these, people will not respond, as it is clear that you are not serious about seeking the information yourself by searching the forum (or Google). It would seem like a big waste of time.

ill just go to jacks hobbies here and get a suitable one.they should be knowing everything rite?

That is one good option. 

I would suggest visiting the local field and talking to the people there, as the first step (if this is possible).

My 2 cents, invest in a simulator. you wont regret it. 
why go all the way to Jacks and realize that all the stuff you mentioned in your earlier post are the same everywhere. the price is still going to be high. and the more you see the more you going to be confused.

You need to learn to fly before you actually fly.

If you invest in equipment and if you attempt to fly without learning how to; then I can guaranty a 'burnt finger' and maybe you might try poetry too 

Go down to the field and hangout with flyers you'll soon know what you want and where to get it.

cheers