Which micro heli to buy? - Page 2

motorhead540 · 08-26-2012, 01:39 PM

msrx and dx6i. then slow it way down with the radio till you get comfortable, at which point you can gradually liven it back up. spectrum and blade great learning tools. i have been flying for about 4 years or so and fly cp helis now mostly, but i got a mcpx to help with 3d since getting it i now use stunt mode and throttle hold and just started doing rolls and flips . when you get ready for cp get a mcpx and fly it lots it will transfer to your cp helis ie honeybee and all others flight time is cumulative experience !!

AZHELIMEDIC · 08-29-2012, 06:29 PM

Well my V911 finally came in today so I had a chance to play with it. I had to mess with it a little to get a stable hover out of it but its cool I guess. My dad will enjoy it but for me its a little boring and just not a very stable heli but for the price its great.

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08-26-2012, 01:39 PM	#21
motorhead540 Registered Users Join Date: May 2007 Location: Eaglecreek, Oregon	msrx and dx6i. then slow it way down with the radio till you get comfortable, at which point you can gradually liven it back up. spectrum and blade great learning tools. i have been flying for about 4 years or so and fly cp helis now mostly, but i got a mcpx to help with 3d since getting it i now use stunt mode and throttle hold and just started doing rolls and flips . when you get ready for cp get a mcpx and fly it lots it will transfer to your cp helis ie honeybee and all others flight time is cumulative experience !!

08-29-2012, 06:29 PM	#22
AZHELIMEDIC Registered Users Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Peoria AZ	Well my V911 finally came in today so I had a chance to play with it. I had to mess with it a little to get a stable hover out of it but its cool I guess. My dad will enjoy it but for me its a little boring and just not a very stable heli but for the price its great.