Just wanted to throw this info out there. KR-1981, it's peeps like you and your attitude that make the CPP a success. I'm unaware of you heli experience but, u say u flown the CPP before and regret saleing it. Most like to compare the CPP and the Trex 450 and if u ask me, thats not a good thing. Would u compare Mike Tyson and Naseem Hamed, lol. If I was to compare heli's they would at the least have to have the same weight, otherwise u wouldn't be comparing heli's, u would be comparing prices. When I 1st bought the CPP, I also inserted the servo link into a more forgiven hole to make heli more stable, but heli wouldn't even takeoff. I put it back in the original hole and was willing to take the hit, such as accepting a crash. I got lukee, very lukee. I have never crashed a rc heli, RESPECT is all rc heli's need. RADDS school dude says on his very own site that he believes a person can learn to fly rc heli's and never crash, he also says, BELIEVE IT!!!! I'm a clear example that is very true, I had to teach myself, is the only difference. Go outside on a calm day and show that heli who is boss, don't allow it to hit the ground until u make it. I flown the CPP in 15 mph winds, it wasn't pretty, but it was a success.

TY for keeping the CPP alive and goodluk with your future endeavors!!

Pearl