Spencermm
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Anyone into them? I have a few questions.
Thanks,
Spencer
Thanks,
Spencer
Remote control helicopters
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Warthaug
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I've got a bit of experience, but I'm far from being an expert...
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DennisS
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I have a Hirobo shuttle with crash kits, spare frame, spare engine, books, tapes and radio for sale.
I flew RC heli many years ago.
Not flying anything these days but when my arm works again I am thinking of trying an indoor micro heli.
Mostly I like flying RC sailplanes, but the helis are lots of fun.
Not flying anything these days but when my arm works again I am thinking of trying an indoor micro heli.
Mostly I like flying RC sailplanes, but the helis are lots of fun.
Get a good simulator and learn to fly heli's on it first. It will reduce the costs associated with rekitting and then repairing the real deal.
A gyro to help manage the tail roter will also make the learning curve a bit less steep.
A gyro to help manage the tail roter will also make the learning curve a bit less steep.
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ShakaZulu
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I have two Dragon Fly 4 Heli's....shoot with the question.
DennisS
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Excellent deal and price for a beginner
I could never get my engine to run right, I'm sitting on about $1k of stuff. I bought the second engine and I couldn't get it to run right. I have no use for the gear and no time to get it right. Make me an offer. I have nowhere to practice.
I bought extra engine, crash kits and extra frame when I was on the ship. I was going to play in the desert with it for a month. I have 4 gallons of fuel about 5 years old that's probalbly worthless. It has a gyro and a RealFlight simulator that works with old windows.
My original plan was to use it as a training aid for a Bergen
Welcome to Bergen R/C - /index The observer with the camera mount was where I was headed.
If you have an interest PM me for a good deal
Times changed and side scan is my new hobby
I could never get my engine to run right, I'm sitting on about $1k of stuff. I bought the second engine and I couldn't get it to run right. I have no use for the gear and no time to get it right. Make me an offer. I have nowhere to practice.
I bought extra engine, crash kits and extra frame when I was on the ship. I was going to play in the desert with it for a month. I have 4 gallons of fuel about 5 years old that's probalbly worthless. It has a gyro and a RealFlight simulator that works with old windows.
My original plan was to use it as a training aid for a Bergen
Welcome to Bergen R/C - /index The observer with the camera mount was where I was headed.
If you have an interest PM me for a good deal
Times changed and side scan is my new hobby
vintagediver
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Go ahead...shoot....
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