Winter is coming, What is the best micro ?
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Winter is coming, What is the best micro ?
Well winter is rapidly approaching here in the north east and I wont be able to fly outside.
I’m thinking of getting a micro size Heli to get me through the winter. I’m looking for something that has full collective pitch and a belt (preferred )or gear driven tail.
Anyone with experience with micros that could tell me what they think is the best and worst?
Thanks
I’m thinking of getting a micro size Heli to get me through the winter. I’m looking for something that has full collective pitch and a belt (preferred )or gear driven tail.
Anyone with experience with micros that could tell me what they think is the best and worst?
Thanks
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RE: Winter is coming, What is the best micro ?
why not try out [THE BUG] from ka-planes. it looks pretty cool. cost a bit so it must be alright.. i'm thinking about it..jake
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RE: Winter is coming, What is the best micro ?
Not interested in planes, I'm looking for a micro heli. Something small enoough to Fly i a large room or in the garage. The Honey Bee King 2 looks like its about the right size and has belt driven tail.
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RE: Winter is coming, What is the best micro ?
The blade cp's size would be better but I'm not sure the blade CP or CP pro is what I'm looking for. The Blade CP uses a tail motor and a 3 or 4 in 1 controler. I dont find that idea appealing. To really get what i want i would have to upgrade it to belt drive I've seen this kit somewhere and it was expensive.
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RE: Winter is coming, What is the best micro ?
I "hover" a Blade CP and HBK2 in the 10' x 14' space in my garage during bad weather. The Blade CP gets about 12-15 hours of flight per tail motor and about 15-18 for the main motor. I do not fly either heli in the house due to the headspeeds that they produce.
The K2 with an upgrade BL motor/ESC and a 1250-1500mAh battery makes for a decent and stable heli. The Blade CP is also, IMO, a very good heli.
The K2 with an upgrade BL motor/ESC and a 1250-1500mAh battery makes for a decent and stable heli. The Blade CP is also, IMO, a very good heli.