I need good indoor starter heli any experts?
01-20-2004, 09:33 AM
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RE: I need good indoor starter heli any experts?
What are your issues with the [link=http://www.hobby-lobby.com/aerohawk.htm]Aero Hawk[/link] at Hobby Lobby?
01-20-2004, 07:02 PM
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RE: I need good indoor starter heli any experts?
Hi, I just started with a Hummingbird, Mainly because my LHS has a lot of available parts. And I got mine from Helihobby.com complete without Tx, but with a crash kit [you will need it] for 250.00. I read a lot of neg. feedback on Helihobby but found it to be a fast and helpful transaction.
Good luck....it sure is fun
Keester
Good luck....it sure is fun
Keester
01-21-2004, 09:59 AM
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RE: I need good indoor starter heli any experts?
Be prepared for a lot of crashes with a micro heli. They're just too small and unstable to be good starter helis. I had a Piccolo for my first heli, and got to where I could fly it reasonably well, but by that time I'd spent close to $500. The LMH Corona would make a much better first heli.
However, I can recomend a Piccolo as a first micro. It's fairly tough and flies well.
Jason
However, I can recomend a Piccolo as a first micro. It's fairly tough and flies well.
Jason
