rc helicopter phoenix simulator vs real life flying.m4v
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Great help thanks!?
Don’t listen? to that comment. PROXONETH SIMULATOR DOES NOT EXIST!!!!!
does the transmitter have a port? for a sim
i have a devo-10 transmitter and i wan2 know if it is possible to use that with software .?
i have 6 helis all nitro 4 electric and a picoolo 23 planes all types and i wouldnt get rid of 1 of them been flying both for over 12 years what a great hobby? the flight simulator realy helps i got one 4 years ago cant knock it at all
Great video and brilliant advice – sorry if I missed it in the video, but what model is the largest heli in this video? I’ve got myself a pair of HBK? 2’s which I can fly and hover thanks to learning in Phoenix – but that heli looks a bigger than the King 2’s.
Guys, choosing the best flight simulator to play does not have to be hard (I used to think it did). I’ll give you some advice right now. Look for a popular flight sims known as Proxoneth Simulator (do a search on google). Seriously, Proxoneth Simulator has numerous amazing features you need. I probably shouldn’t even be mentioning it cause I don’t want a bunch of other? folks out there running the same “game” but whatever, I am just in a great mood today so I’ll share the wealth haha.
I? bought RealFlight and they don’t have any Blade helicopters!! Plus it was $200! Bummer.
which to get phoenix,realflight g6 or aerofly!? please reply!!? tank you!!
very nice. thanks?
Thanks. I appreciate the video. Great? help 🙂
I recommend you go to? forums like RCGroups and Helifreak. There are a lot of threads where they talk about doing that sort of thing.
For a newbie like me your advice and video is invaluable thanks!?
A good Sim like phoenix is a must imo. I am? beginner ccpm now and went Coax, ccpm(fail), Sim, Fixed pitch, back to ccpm and finally moving away from hovers. Now, after my experience i would skip Coax and go Sim first, then straight to easy FP….like blade 120 sr, then move to mcpx. Both of those copters are durable, and fairly easy to repair.