Learn How To Fly RC Helicopter (HOVERING Side in Orientation)
This video clip demonstrates how to practice rudder and cyclic management although the tail of the helicopter is pointed towards you as nicely as with the facet of the helicopter in the direction of you. Check out to maintain the helicopter in a fairly little place although training. Please SUBSCRIBE so you see the up coming video clip as soon as it arrives out. e-mail mikey@mikeysrc.com if you have any concerns. This is component of a video sequence teaching you how to eventually fly full function six channel RC helicopters. The plan is to begin you out on a coaxial helicopter, teach you the fundamentals which are damaged up into simple to understand and practice steps. Once these expertise are mastered you are ready to transfer on to a 6 channel helicopter.
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@MikeysRC oh also can you buy new bodies and install them yourself or no because of the lights and stuff ?
@xToXiicxT3RRoRx yes the plastic is easy to break.
i just bought a 4 channel heli and have been getting annoyed because im not used to the controlles but your vids really help me out thank you could you tell me is the body on your helicopter in this vid a thin plastic that is very easy to break or is it just me ?
thank you for these videos and greetings from austria
ok, please do. I love this video series, helped a lot
Haven’t made the “Forward flight” videos yet but I will be getting back to them probably end of Jan 2010.
grea, I havw watched all of these, and getting a 6 channel 450. What about the forward flight videos, I can’t find them?(PLEASE RESPOND)
I’m working on it right now =)….7-15-09 Hopefully it will by up today!
Great video mike, give us more! when is the next one coming?
its a esky comatchi i have one its exellent
Thank you so much for this superb video series. Its truely excellent. Could you please tell me the name of the helicopter you are using in the videos. It seems a good one to start out with. Many thanks 🙂