Ed Toner

One of our Sons bought a helicopter model. He has very little modelling experience, and none at all on Helicopters.

I told him to first master a Unicycle, then learn to juggle 3 bowling pins, then put a Harley motor on it, then start on his model helicopter

Anybody care to give advice?

"Here's the link to my 'copters website.

http://www.walkera.com/en/pro_partic..._number=Z30590 104

It's made in China (go figure), so the instructions booklet is translated in the most half-assed way. It's actually just funnier than instructional. But the website offers a "simulator" so I can see what it's like to use the controller virtually before I do the real thing. They include a cable so I can hook up my RC Controller to the internet.

http://www.walkera.com/en/ser_teachi...=en&i=12&cla=S "

GaryH-Eugene

Try Radd's heli school. It is very well done and I guarantee that if you follow the directions exactly, you will hover and fly with minimal crashes.

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LynxStrife

God bless radd and his teachings

Ed Toner

Thanks. I did a search and came up with this:

http://www.dream-models.com/eco/index.html

Radd's School of Rotary Flight