Which one would you Get?
05-15-2009, 02:16 PM
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Which one would you Get?
I've narrowed my selection to these two
Heli-Max CPv3 and the E-Sky Honey Bee King 2 LHS has replacement parts for Heli-Max and can get E-Sky parts
Which one would you buy of these two?
Background
25+years flying RC fixed wing
Simulator Time on Heli's - Can hover, fly aerobatics, etc. etc. Yes, I know sims don't totally replicate real, but still
Co-Ax - no problems - hover, forward flight, rear flight, etc. Getting kinda boring flying them.
Nitro Helis - can hold a pretty good hover with a Raptor .50, but have not progressed into total forward flight yet (belongs to another club member)
Wanting to get my feet wet with a electirc heli that I can fly at the house.
I've read the other post about getting a T-Rex or knock-off, but for the prices that these are at and current income, they seem to be priced right as ARF (yes I know they will need a littel set up, but I have a good friend that has let my fly his Raptor .50, so he can help set-up)
Heli-Max CPv3 and the E-Sky Honey Bee King 2 LHS has replacement parts for Heli-Max and can get E-Sky parts
Which one would you buy of these two?
Background
25+years flying RC fixed wing
Simulator Time on Heli's - Can hover, fly aerobatics, etc. etc. Yes, I know sims don't totally replicate real, but still
Co-Ax - no problems - hover, forward flight, rear flight, etc. Getting kinda boring flying them.
Nitro Helis - can hold a pretty good hover with a Raptor .50, but have not progressed into total forward flight yet (belongs to another club member)
Wanting to get my feet wet with a electirc heli that I can fly at the house.
I've read the other post about getting a T-Rex or knock-off, but for the prices that these are at and current income, they seem to be priced right as ARF (yes I know they will need a littel set up, but I have a good friend that has let my fly his Raptor .50, so he can help set-up)
05-15-2009, 02:23 PM
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RE: Which one would you Get?
I wouldnt get either.Exspiecialy not the king 2.The electronics are junk.Go for the axe 400 if your hobbie store has it.Or go for the blade 400.You can get either in pnp or rtf.
05-15-2009, 04:29 PM
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RE: Which one would you Get?
ORIGINAL: bassfisher
I've narrowed my selection to these two
Heli-Max CPv3 and the E-Sky Honey Bee King 2 LHS has replacement parts for Heli-Max and can get E-Sky parts
Which one would you buy of these two?
Background
25+years flying RC fixed wing
Simulator Time on Heli's - Can hover, fly aerobatics, etc. etc. Yes, I know sims don't totally replicate real, but still
Co-Ax - no problems - hover, forward flight, rear flight, etc. Getting kinda boring flying them.
Nitro Helis - can hold a pretty good hover with a Raptor .50, but have not progressed into total forward flight yet (belongs to another club member)
Wanting to get my feet wet with a electirc heli that I can fly at the house.
I've read the other post about getting a T-Rex or knock-off, but for the prices that these are at and current income, they seem to be priced right as ARF (yes I know they will need a littel set up, but I have a good friend that has let my fly his Raptor .50, so he can help set-up)
I've narrowed my selection to these two
Heli-Max CPv3 and the E-Sky Honey Bee King 2 LHS has replacement parts for Heli-Max and can get E-Sky parts
Which one would you buy of these two?
Background
25+years flying RC fixed wing
Simulator Time on Heli's - Can hover, fly aerobatics, etc. etc. Yes, I know sims don't totally replicate real, but still
Co-Ax - no problems - hover, forward flight, rear flight, etc. Getting kinda boring flying them.
Nitro Helis - can hold a pretty good hover with a Raptor .50, but have not progressed into total forward flight yet (belongs to another club member)
Wanting to get my feet wet with a electirc heli that I can fly at the house.
I've read the other post about getting a T-Rex or knock-off, but for the prices that these are at and current income, they seem to be priced right as ARF (yes I know they will need a littel set up, but I have a good friend that has let my fly his Raptor .50, so he can help set-up)
