E-flight Blade 120SR review
Blade a hundred and twenty SR critique by a beginner for newbies. I constantly see testimonials completed by pro’s who can fly nearly anything. Effectively, right here is 1 carried out by someone who is just understanding.
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@tyler558806 At the time I was a total? Newbie. Granted I am not very good now either. I have a DX7 which purchased at the same time with my 120SR and 450 Pro. At this point in time I had spent MANY hours practicing on the simulator and was about to hove the 450 tail towards me and that was about it. In all honesty (dont try this at home) the 450 is easier to hover than the 120 SR or the MCPX which I also have. deffinately a true newbie at the time this video was taken.
Great review, however I would not consider you a “newbie” or this to a “newbie” review as you stated in your video you have a DX7 which is a very nice $300 controller. Along with your statement that you have a TREX 450, neither in which are products for newbies to this hobby. I’m not knocking your video or review, however this? is most certainly not a newbie review. If this was a newbie review you would not have these assets.
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Yah I think I am going to go with the msr though then go with something? really outside friendly later because my parents aren’t so friendly when I fly even my cx3 and everything is on the floor. But they don’t mind when I fly my mcx s300 so to fly my cx3 I usually have to wait for a non windy day. But who knows I might change my mind again.
@TCB1468 I fly mine in the house all the time. the MSR is slightly better indoors but one thing I have noticed is that the 120SR is quite a bit more stable. I have flown both and to be completely honest, I would go with the 120SR. more versitile for when you do want? to go outside and get some speed. I say that because when you master hovering flight, it will actually get boring to fly.
I cant decide between this and the msr considering that this is probably to big for? to fly in the house should I just go with the msr