Re: Anyone else fly heli's ?

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pariah
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Re: Anyone else fly heli's ?

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Go for it Mike, been looking at buying the Chunka ( thats chinook to you.) They look hours of fun. Really would like to have a go in the real thing though.. :thumbup:
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theyre ace them indoor choppers - don't last long if you crash em like but theyre cheap as fook.
dunno how they can make a profit on them tbh - damn good fun.
i was amazed they actually work :biggrin

got a few little tiny ones small enough to fit on the palm of my hand (like the yellow one in the pic) and a twin rotor one which is a bit easier to fly.
got the small ones for a fiver each from a pc store in mcr and the twin rotor one was about £15 from http://www.iwantoneofthose.com :thumbup:

theyve got some ace ones in stock now - even a voice controlled one 8O http://www.iwantoneofthose.com/search;j ... helicopter
also bought myself a metal powerball - kinell that thing doesn't half pump yer arms up lol 8O
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whats the green one? I am looking at the Honeybee V2 or the king 3 :confused
I am watching 9 of them on flea bay at the mo :crazy:
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well i dont fly helis, but i do scratchbuild planes, mainly flying wings, and various other flying things, dont build conventional planes with tails, i prefer to fly using elevons, here are a couple of vids, first one is a flying wing, second is a variation of a wing, and last is just some video of the spy cam on my wing, bit shaky due to vibration but you should get the pic
http://www.vimeo.com/10132607

http://www.vimeo.com/12823550

http://www.vimeo.com/12316400

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Well I have a go at most R/C things. Fly the co axials indoors (blade cx2) and have got stuff from R/C tanks thru to r/c submarines etc. Largest sub is 7' 2" long; 2185mm and has blank firing .22 main armament.
Have a 6.5cc nitro powered hovercraft ................................. and the r/c blimp is fun too.
Must sort out the repair of the r/c decoy duck as that refurb has been on hold a while. Add to that, yachts and an r/c motorcycle and no wonder I have no time for all the other toys!!!!!!!! :crazy:
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there is a belt CP on flea bay ending in a couple of days! As a beginner what would you reckon the chances would be to learn to fly with it?
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have a look at the videos on here http://mikeysrc.com/RC-Helicopters-Lear ... eries.html, they may help a learner
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Thanks doggit, will have a look see!!!!
I will need it as I just won a eSky King II, was thinking it would be best to start with a 2nd hand cheapy then by the time i have learnt to fly their wont be much left of the heli :twisted: then I will buy a spanking new one :D
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Lucky BUGGER 8O you bagged a bargain. It just goes to show that it pays to shop around!!!! A good example is to compare the prices at heliguy and buzzflyer. Heliguy want £119 for the king 3 and buzzflyer want £198
Do you use a flight sim?
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I am now the very chuffed owner of E-Sky usb flight sim
ebay item num 220658891517 I am not sure if you can see it as the bidding is finished £10.50 with £5 delivery...... :D :D :D
The post man better hurry up and get it here pronto as I have promised myself to get more or less proficient on the sim before flying/crashing the real thing :lol:
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