hyperluminal

Has anyone looked into this? I have emailed the guy that sells it. He seems to know his stuff and the book seems to include everything that concerns me (right down to the dip switch settings and PZT/PLT functions). I suppose $15 is a cheap price to pay, but am interested if the advice in it is valuale/applicable to my Walker 36. I am a complete neophyte in the world of e-Helis and am hoping for a good experience. However, judging from the lack of information in the Walkera manual, I would say that I have a long way to go to realize my dream of flight! - http://www.freewebs.com/heli_ebook/

Charlie

I can't comment on the book, but as for learning to fly, it just takes a lot of practice. Just take it slow and you will do fine. Don't jump right into it and try to do something you know you can't do (it can get very costly if you do).
Get yourself a good simulator, it will help a lot and then just practice, practice, practice.

credence

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It's probably a good book if his feedback is anything to go by, but you can probably find all the information in that book for free right here on these forums with a little searching.