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| 120 SR Blade (eFlite) 120 SR Helicopters Information and Help |
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Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Ft Myers, FL
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I just went through 5 batteries with one incredibly hard crash. I was doing a bank turn away from the wind letting it really gain speed like I had been doing all night and I banked it a little too hard with too much throttle during a little too much wind and it nose dived straight into the ground full speed from 50 feet up. I heard a crunch then a bonfire like whistle. I thought for sure I really did it in and went to go collect my damage.
Surprisingly the only damage was a cracked canopy and a dented battery. I looked it over very carefully and couldn't find anything? Flybar was perfectly straight, no chips on the blades, battery mount was fine, canopy rods checked out, head looked perfect, tail was all good, battery wasn't hot, all parts aside from the canopy and battery looked untouched. I couldn't believe I got that lucky so I spooled it up and put it back in the air. I had to trim it out a little but continued flying another 3 packs with no problems at all. Unbelievable. Only if I had that kind of luck with my 450. |
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Yucca Valley Ca
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They are pretty sturdy. I've plowed more fields than a farmer with mine. It's a fun little heli and I know what you mean about the 450!
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Happy flying , Dale 2 mSR / 120sr / Blade SR ( stolen!) / 2 CX3 / 5 EXI 450 / EXI 500 (the flying woodchipper!) / HK500GT/ EXI 500 EC-135/ 2 DX6i/ Phoenix/ Love the scale! |
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Blade 450 3D, Blade 120SR, Blade MQX, Blade MCX2, Blade Scout, Heli-Max 1sq Quad, Griffin Heli, DX6I DSMX w/ blue backlighting. |
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Registered Users
Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: Small town Maryland
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I fly mine every day . Until this past month I crashed every day, multiply times on each battery pack .The strength of these helis has giving me the confidence to really do some crazy daring flying with them now . I am not afraid to go full throttle and have big swooping circles and lunging dips towards the ground . this past weekend even had a game of chicken with a rc truck . what a blast ...I was able to bounce off the truck a couple of times and keep it in the air
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JayBird I love to Fly every day (2) 120sr's ...One Max Axe cp 2.4 and a Trex 250 A Dx6i and a stock pile of parts |
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: torrington ct
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yup the 120sr is a little tank. i've crashed it so hard, so many times, it's toughness is impressive.
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Registered Users
Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: Sweden, Europe
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150 flights on mine with several crasches. So far only replaced flybar and tail-rotor.
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Registered Users
Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: Nevada
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These little guys are very strong.
I have hit trees, garage walls, dive into ground @ full speed
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Registered Users
Join Date: May 2012
Location: Bellevue, WA
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Yes. Yesterday when I was flying my heli, I flied my heli very fast, suddenly when I tried to do a left turn of my heli, I guess I made the turn too hard, my heli flipped over then went up side down. I had to release the throttle and let my heli fall down on the concrete ground. I though my heli must break into pieces. But eventually, except the canopy cracked a little, everything was good.
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Registered Users
Join Date: May 2012
Location: Orange County, CA
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Yeah, they are durable. If you avoid concrete and fly above grass you rarely have anything to worry about assuming you stop the blades before impact
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Registered Users
Join Date: May 2012
Location: Louisiana
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I've made mine hit the ground with some force a couple times.
Then I handed over the tx to my fiance, who proceeded to make the 120 literally PUNCH the ground. It now sits with a broken boom and canopy until I get a chance to head to the LHS. I made sure she knew it wasn't her fault though, and she had a blast. She can't wait to put the bird back in the air after I perform minor surgery on it.
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Manteno
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Indeed it is! Mine was involved in two mid-airs today and suffered no damage!
![]() First was with a Vapor. I was able to keep flying, he wasn't. His plane wasn't damaged but the battery popped out. Later came an altercation with a micro T-28. Both of us dropped out of the sky from about 6' and again neither aircraft was damaged (although the 120 SR's rotors yanked the Trojan's landing gear off). Both of us were back in the air a few seconds later. The 120 SR is an amazing little bird. Hope the 130X I have on order is half as durable! Don |
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