Spektrum Technology Helis around 250 size?
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Spektrum Technology Helis around 250 size?
A new(ish) member of our club has given up (temporarily) on his Blade 120SR as being too difficult for his level of piloting.
What would you recommend as a simpler more stable Spektrum technology model around the 250/300 size?
What would you recommend as a simpler more stable Spektrum technology model around the 250/300 size?
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He may want to consider an mCX2 however it is not a 250/300 size. The 120sr is pretty stable though, has a simulator been considered? One thing I find with all of the smaller helis is they can seem unstable in the wind and indoor practice is best.
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Thanks for your input.
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A cheap alternative thats really easy to learn on is the little Ares Nanos fp7, fixed pitch with 6 axis gyro stabilisation, ok so its tiny but that makes it even easier to fly indoors and its really cheap too.
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Surrey model centre are knocking them out for £19.95 at present, amazing value for money, I've only ever flown CX before but was flying my one straight out of the box.
It would be a superb little heli at £70 but for £20? you can't go wrong.
It would be a superb little heli at £70 but for £20? you can't go wrong.
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