heed help learning to fly
 

im in nj need help learning how to fly and setup my heli my name is jerry

RE: heed help
 

http://www.pilotlocator.net

http://www.modelaircraft.org check the search for charter club by zipcode and dial up the nearest club or 2, i'm sure they can put you in touch with the right person.

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Hi Jerry,
Just a thought, but you might want to take your phone number off of that post. If I want to contact someone, I use the Private Message to send my phone number. That way, it is not out there for any and everyone to find. I might be a bit apranoid about that, but I like to be careful.

Now, about your heli. Which heli did you get?
Vince

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raptor 50 v2

RE: heed help learning to fly
 

You picked a good heli to start with.
Most of my experience is with electrics (OK, ALL of my experience, except watching my brother fly his nitro, and reading about them here)

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Head to http://www.raptortechnique.com and start reading.

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ive been to all the heli sites especially raptor techniche
need hands on help

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See my first post then and start emailing or head to your local hobby shop and ask them if they know a club or person thats into choppers.

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Jerry, Me TOO! I waited until I was 63 before getting bit by the heli bug, but now that I have, I can't get my CoCo Lama to do ANYTHING that makes me think I might eventually be able to fly it. It is just all over the place and inconsistent and scary( parts are NOT cheap ). So, I too need some hands on help so if there's anybody living in S.W. Missouri, who would be willing to help out a newbie ( gobs of hours with fixed wing) please contact me and we can see if where you live and I live are doable as far as getting together. Thanks guys, cause I know there are lots of good guys in R/C and I just need one with a little time to spare.