Who Still Want's One?

[Varc]

Okay, with the introduction of the MCPX, I want to know this.
Who still want's a T100? Let's not fight over which is better, or that their competing with each other or any of that crap.

I just want to know who still wants one? I'm still thinking about it just simply because I have two 450's and a 250 and it would be cool to have a little T100 next to the 250.

I'm definitely getting one of the MCPX's as well. After all, they are different species.

Who actually has one and do you like it despite the fact that it is NOT CP, and it still has that ancient device called a flybar?

Please, lets not compare it with MCPX here.

[discoferret]

Didn't want one in the first place as there isn't a bind and fly version. Will be getting the mcpx

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[HammerHead]

Originally Posted by discoferret

Didn't want one in the first place as there isn't a bind and fly version.

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Dittos.

I think you can find your answer in the fact that there has only been 350+ posts in the entire Trex 100 section.
As opposed to 17,600+ views in the last two days for just one thread on the mcpx.
Pretty pathetic.
Serves them right for trying to sell us that repackaged crap in the first place.

I think its pretty funny that the mcpx was 2yrs in developement and on the boat to the distributors and Align had no clue.

[Varc]

The T100 truly can't be dead in the water can it?

[SYMAWD]

I wanted the Trex 100, but now Horizon Hobby dropped the mSR another $5 and that WILL bind to my DX6i. Also the mCP X is only $164.99 BNF at A Main Hobbies (add to the cart), so I think the choice is obvious. I don't think the Trex 100 has a chance, Align should have stayed with what they are good at.

[antmeeks]

DOA

The only people that are gonna buy this are T-Rex fanboy completists...

A few will be purchased as birthday presents by the random soccer mom who unwittingly stumbled across it at one of the 2 hobby stores in the US that will actually carry it in stock.

[81 Shark]

8 hours since the question was asked. Not 1 person responded that they still want one. The people have spoken.

[Edvard R]

Originally Posted by 81 Shark

8 hours since the question was asked. Not 1 person responded that they still want one. The people have spoken.

...or maybe people are just sick and tired of people in the 100 forum taking this waaaay too seriously. I know I am.
Dudes - it's a toy. It is meant as a fun little thing to fly around inside when you got nothing else to do.
There is no way I am mistaking this for a real R/C helicopter - this or a Blade or whatever else these things are called. I still think it is fun, and my wife and 3 yo daughter can fly it too.
That's why I got one - and why I think others should get one too (or something similar).

Until people start having fun, it is over and out from me for the 100 forum.

PS: DNFTT

[tntburnett]

I'm getting the mCpx the 100 looks like the msr witch I already have. No need wasting money on the100 when u can get mCPx bnf for 179.00 with two battiers and a charger and extra set of blades. I know its going to bind to my 9503. Plus the 100 u cant get it in bnf and thats an extra tx you half to take around. God is Good

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[CCbusa05]

One of the reasons I pre-ordered the 100 is that I have never owned an Align product before and since I have no ambitions towards inverted flight, this seems the right move for an old "scale flight" type guy like me. The main reason that the new 100 is attractive to me is that I owned and subsequently sold two MSRs because of a very annoying tail twitch during hover. It seems from the videos that the T-Rex 100 does not exhibit this issue. Oh well, I'll find out one way or another when they finally ship.

[Varc]

Wow, T100 gets no love. How sad.................

[Heli-dood]

The price gap between the mcp X and the Trex 100 is enough to make the Trex a viable option. If the mcpx was $140 including transmitter, then Align would be in trouble. But the price is $220, so it's obvious that the target markets are completely different. They are very different heli's so I'm not even sure why people are comparing the two. It's like saying the Blade 400 is a was a big mistake because Align offers a Trex 550e FBL.

In my opinion, the mcpx may sound like a cool little copter, but as a strategic business decision, it's a comparatively poor move and priced poorly. It's targeting a very tiny market when compared to the Trex 100 market. When someone thinks of buying a learning how to fly a CP heli, the mcpx will be last on the list. They would likely be thinking 250 to 450 class. But if someone is thinking of an indoor heli to bump around the house, then they would be thinking MCX, Solo Pro and now.... Trex 100. The latter is a huge market and its a market segment that is lacking a pro brand like Align. So I think it's the correct strategic move and will make Align a lot of money. And that's good for all of us because that money can be diverted to R&D towards something we all want like a Trex 1000e FBL.

As for me, I already have a 4g6s and have no interest in either the mcpx or T100.

[SYMAWD]

Originally Posted by Heli-dood

The price gap between the mcp X and the Trex 100 is enough to make the Trex a viable option. If the mcpx was $140 including transmitter, then Align would be in trouble. But the price is $220, so it's obvious that the target markets are completely different. They are very different heli's so I'm not even sure why people are comparing the two. It's like saying the Blade 400 is a was a big mistake because Align offers a Trex 550e FBL.

In my opinion, the mcpx may sound like a cool little copter, but as a strategic business decision, it's a comparatively poor move and priced poorly. It's targeting a very tiny market when compared to the Trex 100 market. When someone thinks of buying a learning how to fly a CP heli, the mcpx will be last on the list. They would likely be thinking 250 to 450 class. But if someone is thinking of an indoor heli to bump around the house, then they would be thinking MCX, Solo Pro and now.... Trex 100. The latter is a huge market and its a market segment that is lacking a pro brand like Align. So I think it's the correct strategic move and will make Align a lot of money. And that's good for all of us because that money can be diverted to R&D towards something we all want like a Trex 1000e FBL.

As for me, I already have a 4g6s and have no interest in either the mcpx or T100.

The mCP X comes in BNF and that is only $154.99 at the Barn Floor. Price gap suddenly isn't so big. I guess Futaba/ Hitec/ Walkera/ Airtronics guys will have to decide as they do have the price gap, Spektrum guys, not so much.

[krkHELI]

unfortunate BIG FAIL on Aligns part. Good timing by e-flite.

[hoot]

sheeple with iphones will get the Align

[HammerHead]

Originally Posted by Edvard R

....

Until people start having fun, it is over and out from me for the 100 forum.

PS: DNFTT

Looks like you wont have anyone to talk to anyway

[ElIntocable]

Here is how I look at it. I saw it and thought that's cool, Align came out with an mSR. All the fanbois will be raving about it. If I were to get a micro heli, it would be the mSR. (I already have one BTW) Why? Because it can easily be found in your LHS. Yes, I know the T100 is still new, but I'm willing to bet it'll never be as widespread as the mSR. Plus, the mSR is able to bind to your favorite Spektrum/JR radio. Another point to mention is the battery. The mSR shares the same battery with a number of proven UMs.

With that said, I'm sure Align has their version of a mCP X in works. That'll be worth raving about. (I own 0 Align products.) Of course, YMMV.

[antmeeks]

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Originally Posted by HammerHead

Looks like you wont have anyone to talk to anyway

except for maybe the crickets...

[oldsb42]

I do not mind getting a couple to try out. It is 2/3 of the price of a CB100 that I used to teach kids at school. Also tried MSR but that artificial-stability thing is really not a popular thing. Guess I will find out how it compares between the two.

[SYMAWD]

Originally Posted by oldsb42

I do not mind getting a couple to try out. It is 2/3 of the price of a CB100 that I used to teach kids at school. Also tried MSR but that artificial-stability thing is really not a popular thing. Guess I will find out how it compares between the two.

Double brushless CB100s are only $129.99.
http://www.xheli.com/walkeraheli-cb1...l-rtf-lcd.html