blk822

After last night when ArrowNaughtic and figured out the no gyro problem I was having this is a new heli like it should be. I'm actually getting to hover, not well yetand only like up to 2 feet off the ground but learning control.Even with the stock gyro working it is still a job to keep the tail in. But I have a telebee coming ,should have it on monday. Should help out.Well it's nice to be a HBK2 flyer and not just an owner. Also wrote the company I bought it from to let them know about there bad gyro they sold me , can't wait to see what they say.

RussianFlyer

The stock gyro can hold the tail pretty well despite being only a rate gyro. I found the tail to be a pain at first as well until I tweaked it to hold well in a hover. The better trimmed the heli, the easier it is to fly it. The one thing the heading hold gyro will help with is the tail sway that happens when you feed in more collective. Mine is good in a hover, but bump that throttle stick and I'm chasing the tail as it swings right. Also, remember to teach yourself to focus on the mast/rotor disk and not the training gear for reference. When you take the gear off, you want to keep your reference points for orientation. Good luck and welcome to the frequent fliers club

Druss

I think that for the cost the telebee hh gyro is a great upgrade $40 on ebay and it will hold the tail of the king2, or any other 300 size electric, very well. you definitely don't need the gy401 for the king2.