BuzzFly Micro 4ch R/C Helicopter
Here is a Buzzfly 4ch RC Heli, this little gem is from a United kingdom electrical heli internet site buzzflyer.co.united kingdom. This video clip was taken on the 2nd battery – only other heli I have is the Lama V4 – this is trickier to fly than that but would seem to be manageable after a small time on the Lama. So far I like it a lot.
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lol the women walked? past like nothing was there 😉
how? much
cool little heli, i? think the tail rotors are poor they just snap whilst learning to fly.
now im flying trex 450 clone and building 2 scale’s Huey 1C and the hughes 500 trex clone frames.
scheap parts? and easy to get on ebay. complete frame just 20 dollars.
something you can’t learn from the sim is the take off and the heli tilting to one side most times the right site if the tail rotor is on the right
you have to win the batle to push that trothel hard at the point of take of with counter? steering and release counter steering when you are airborne.
now im flying trex 450 clone and building 2 scale’s Huey 1C and the hughes 500 trex clone frames.
scheap parts and easy to get on ebay. complete frame just 20 dollars.
something you can’t learn from the sim is the take off and the heli tilting to one side most times? the right site if the tail rotor is on the right
you have to win the batle to push that trothel with counter steering and release counter steering when you are airborne.
Good luck , and maby training gear safe some rotor blades
You don’t want to know how many time’s i crashet my heli. Started with a picolo fun. think its a litle bigger than this heli but brushles was not for the poor guy that days 🙂 strong part of the picolo? Crash look for youre blades and klick them back. so in the beginning nothing will realy break. only in stock mode the flight time is olmost nothing? 5 min on nicad accu lol upgraded when i learned to hoover other head and lipo. fly nice and stable but burned my brushed motors.
thanks for reply. I will keep that in mind. I started? with 3ch helis for roughly 2 months and decided to move on to 6ch HBK2. ha big mistake i had a year of heart acke trying to set that mother fucker so i bought another one thinking the first was nakard but to my suprise exactly the same. Doh. So i went to the honey bee 4ch and i set it up and took off a little to fast and crash haha broke waiting for parts for that from bastard china. Any way thanks again
every heli? leans to one side (exept coaxial heli’s)
it’s the harderst part to learn when you start flying 🙂
The nerv to push the trhotle till you are hight enough of ground effect 🙂
how the fuck do you? set this heli, bought one and it just keeps leaning to one side on takeoff and crash. very annoying
You can buy heatsinks for rc helicopters and yes? they get extremely hot!
£107? actually
Hi hope u can help, finding my Buzzflyer SE very difficult to control or even trim. Tail rotor will no rotate unless trim is full right returned to Buzzflyer and they said its ok any ideas plz?
could you? tell me are they brushless motors thanks
no? they are 100
does the engine get really hot ? how many flights have you had with it? ?
these r like? £200
This is a walkera 4-3 just re-branded. I have both and highly recommend the 4-3B over the 4-3. Its much more stable and durable with metal swashplate, rotorhead, bladeholders and flybar rod. The wings are wider and so are the flybar paddels both of which are aparently the? reason why its more stable. Oh yer forgot to mention its 2.4ghz which means it has a dedicated signal (so no twitching) nad has improved servos and a stronger motor.
hey – what are the pros / cons of this vs say a Walkera 4#3B? I have never flown an RC heli before, but looking to buy. Looking to? fly indoors.
Although it’s a cool rc heli, it looks a bit unstable during hover. I? don’t think it was mainly because of the person flying it. Still I think it’s fun!
Ah, Hovering tail in? all the time tricky.
quite a bit(i’d expect).
CX(coaxial) helis are very easy in comparison to single rotor ones.
a CX will stay in the air by itself, whilst a single-rotor will need constant input to stop it tipping over.
think of balancing a marble on a pane of glass.
Also, it’s small, which will make is very “twitchy”.
im sure it’s a lot of fun though.
i went straight from a? Blade CX2 to a Belt CP(not my smartest of decisions), and ended up smashing it up nicely on the first flight.
how much harder? is this to fly than the buzzfly cx?
one in? the same*
how much does it cost?it would help if you put it in new zealand dollors if you can.
thanks!
wilz?