Looking in to a 120...
09-26-2004, 03:08 PM
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Looking in to a 120...
I wanna get into helis but i want an indoor electric one. I already have a flight simulator so dont bother with that. I have been looking at the 120...can anyone tell me about their experiences with it?
09-27-2004, 11:21 AM
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RE: Looking in to a 120...
The Corona in not an indoor heli, although my first crash was inside. Foolish mistake. If you want an indoor heli, buy one ment for indoors.
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RE: Looking in to a 120...
Wes, I agree. The Corona is NOT an indoor heli, but a very durable one to learn and have fun with. If you still decide to get a micro for indoor, they are not as forgiving and are much more fragile than a Corona. No matter which model you choose, you will need lots and lots of patience...(not to mention spare parts) [:'(]...if you start with one of them.
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RE: Looking in to a 120...
corona can be flown in a basketball gym size indoor. I have flown mine inside my 2car garage with 9' ceiling, and I can hover with it, but I was pretty nervous about it. I am thinking of building a 110 sized electric this winter though. slightly smaller. (I have several rotor blade with tips broken off, that I have cut it down to 10", and it should be great for it)
