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Hi to everyone here,
I am new and need some advice. I was recently given a Axe cp Heli-Max helicopter. I have no idea what it takes to fly it. Other seeing youtube videos any recommendations on reading material to learn how to operate it. Thanks for help
-M
I am new and need some advice. I was recently given a Axe cp Heli-Max helicopter. I have no idea what it takes to fly it. Other seeing youtube videos any recommendations on reading material to learn how to operate it. Thanks for help
-M
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Reading will take you part-way, and it will prove to be frustrating. The absolute way to learn fast is to find a flying buddy with more experience than you do and learn from him.
If you insist (I know some will) I read this book: [link]http://www.airagestore.com/books/planes/the-basics-of-rc-helis.html[/link]
And this website: [link]http://raptortechnique.com/[/link]
And some people recommend this technique: [link]https://www.rayshelitech.com/[/link]
Rafael
If you insist (I know some will) I read this book: [link]http://www.airagestore.com/books/planes/the-basics-of-rc-helis.html[/link]
And this website: [link]http://raptortechnique.com/[/link]
And some people recommend this technique: [link]https://www.rayshelitech.com/[/link]
Rafael
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Here is another site that has some useful information for those starting out in the hobby, although it does not have info on your specific helicopter.
http://www.rchelicopterfun.com/
http://www.rchelicopterfun.com/
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If i may suggest you read radds school of flight his methods are a little unorthodox but it works for me heres a link
http://www.dream-models.com/eco/flying-index.html
http://www.dream-models.com/eco/flying-index.html
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Thanks for all the Advice. I also went to my local Hobby shop and had a seasoned flyer look it over. The exact model is a Helic-Max Axe CP v3. While at the Hobby store the clerk told me about Small co-axial helicopters. That they can be a great way to learn the feel of what helicopters are like (not by any means are the two the exact same) and what to expect. So for 60 bucks I bought a Mini EF Stinger. Its been a blast around the house. I look forward to mastering this one and moving on to something bigger and better.
-Matthew
-Matthew



