Learning to fly RC Helicopter (Nose-In) – Walkera 36 – 03
Flying nose-in. April 14th 2007
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Very nice training, this is my next step 🙂
I think at this point I had upgraded this heli to a brushless motor. But if you check my other videos you can see my stock standard walkera 36 flying well.
Steve
Were this video made on STOCK helicopter, you added some advenced parts?
Thanks and good video.. 🙂
No, this one is the standard Walkera TX (the first one, before they released a newer vesion).
is this 2.4 ghz??
I’ve just done a quick vid of me flying with the transmitter included. It was just a quick first attempt. Steve
No not yet, sorry. I will try to do one next time I fly.
did you manage to do a vid with camra looking at the remote controll whilest you flying the helecopter
does the walkera come with alot of controle trims- electronic and on the controles- should help alot no?
i have one of these, its hard 2 fly- so i rarely endup taking it out which is sad cuz its an amazing heli
coooooooooooooooooooooooooooool 🙂
LOL that’s dramatic. Funny stuff.
stupid he means wont cost you nothing in crashing on the sim.
amen to that!!! thats what i have.
for me it was like walking a tight rope while trying to juggle a bowling ball and a chain saw…
No, that would be considered VERY easy compared to flying a heli. Imagine trying to balance a tennis ball on top of a football. Thats more like it. Steve
flying a helicopter remote controlled OR real-life is like balancing a spinning dish on a stick right?
alright ill give that ago.
If it’s a #4 then dont go buying that big battery I said before, thats for the #36.
You might find that your motor is a bit weak/worn. Maybe replace that first. The fixed pitch helis go through motors fairly quickly in my experience. Steve.
oh yea and mine is a walker dragonfly #4