BadBoy__MadMikey
Posts: 303
Joined: 10/1/2004
From: Spartanburg,
SC, USA
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well i'll tell ya, once you push it farward it holds!!! on my last flight i did a pass about 10 feet over our heads and just the sound the rotors made was so great!!! this thing really has it's own sound!!! i was mostly doing left turns when my buddy said do some right turns so i did. the biggest things i learned today was during farward flight to come out of the collective a bit so it doesn't flare up some, and alsoat times i really got out of the collective alot during flight, you just have to remember to get back into it or it will drop fast!! also i learned how to use the ailrons druing turns to make nice smooth leaning turns, not just rudder flat turns like my lama does. but when you does nice smooth turns in farward flight it's just so cool!!! my last flight the sun was going down and a few times i couldn't tell which way the tail was, so i was twitching the tail some. so i picked up a can of neon prange spray paint and painted the vertical fin and i have the landing gear upgrade and it has a horizontal fin and i painted it too!!! i hope it helps some. mt new heli will more than likely be a Quick heli 3-d i can't remember the exact name but my buddy is sponsored by them and had one of his at the feild today, even though he's still building it. it's an all aluminum heli, all the parts are cnc and lazor cut, it's the ones that have think flat aluminum plates for landing skids. but when you see the all aluminum head unit, you just loose it!!! he's going to run a himaxx inrunner motor on it!!! instead of an outrunner like most do, but it's a quick heli
mike
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