Learning to fly the helicopter 2
Understanding to fly my model helicopter. This is the 1st video clip of flying devoid of the instruction undercarriage.
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@trexinvert I, on the other hand disagree…the bigger the bird the more stable not as twitchy, slower,easier to see and a bit slower for more reaction time…thats just my opinion,i learned on a rappy 90 and when i flew a blade 400 it was like i was a newbe after a year and 5 mos. thats why i stick with the 50’s 90’s and logo 600…i do have a heli-max 400 tho,now that i’m a 4 year 3d pilot..thats just my opinion!!! Stay in the air no matter what you fly!!!
I would buy one but I am worried about my limbs
@trexinvert Yep, I’ll second all of those points.
best heli i found to learn with it a Raptor 30 V2. so so stable!
For the Newb’s…I’m not knocking the big birds, but a few things to keep in mind. 1.) Big heli=big danger=flying far away=harder to see=less control. 2.) Big heli’s get very floaty and while you focus on cyclic stick it’s easy to forget about throttle stick. 3.) Can’t fly these in your backyard. If you’re really like motocross noise, love to tune, and have a big field go for it. However, I would always recommend a trex450 for newb’s even if it’s a bit more twitchy. You learn quicker.
@geo99406739 Around 10-15 minutes, depending on how hard you fly it. (15 mins of hovering, 10 mins of zipping around)
how much time does it take for it to finish all the fuel??
kool
@venquessa True! Though there’s something very satisfying about the roar of the engine too. It’s swings & roundabouts 🙂
Shame it’s nitro so you can’t really hear the sweet rotor noise 🙂
@edwin4759 Very true.
pretty stable. bigger heli’s are much stable then the small ones
Nice idea!