polygoo

i found this somwhere, looks like a pretty cool idea... I just wonder if its bad for the heli..?

http://www.whiteman.biz/page2.html

wgbrown1

Yes,IT's a terrible idea.

FLYBOY

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Seen them used for years. Many people use them and like them. If you like the looks of it and think it will hlep, give it a try. It isn't much different than the one I used to learn on 20 years ago.

HELI-JOKER

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first saw one back in 1990.Decided to just use the usual "sticks and balls".
My opinion is ,use sticks and balls,saving some money for that $20 per gallon fuel!
GOOD LUCK!
Joe

polygoo

I already know how to hover and fly, I just thought it was a cool idea... I dont think its worth $200 though, unless someone is really having trouble learning to hover.

I'm not amazingly good at nose-in, maybe it would help with that. But practice will prove otherwise.

1ight

The only way to get good at nose-in is to burn fuel. More fuel burnt, the easier it gets. On the other hand for $200 I'd get myself a simulator as you can do so much more on a sim than just hover.

credence

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Well said. For $200 you could get reflex, which is about the closest thing you can get to real life really. Or RF G3. And they both do more than just helis.