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I&rsquo;m a nitro airplane guy but looking for something I could fly in my small yard. I was thinking of a electric helicopter for under $300.00 NO co-axial don&rsquo;t like the looks, I want a min. 4ch. Tx. What do you recommend I have no experience with heli&rsquo;s but I have a good flight sim. Thanks</p></span>

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i well keep it short no long bla bla EXI450 check profile for parts list 150 less radio

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Dude,

Did you build that, including TX and RX for under $300?

Mack

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mack under 230 way under under 200 it has a little bling the main & tail blades are carbon fiber

side note i had a person post on a other forum" i sure pimp for deal extreme alot "
DEE DEE DEE GOOD PRICE DEE DEE DEE I so wanting to post look bla theres
your mom go get a buck from her before you miss the SHORT BUS YOU RIDE ON TO SCHOOL
DAMG WINDOW LICKER

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OK Dude, now you've got my curiosity. Where did you buy all the parts from??? I'm trying to imagine where I'd get Spektrum DX6i TX + AR6200 DSM2 6-channel receiver for any less than $200. Or is your estimate not including TXand RX? Are you using used components?

I'm probably just looking in all the wrong places, but dang you got my interest up. I mean, a T-Rex clone for $200 is real hard to pass up!!!

Mack

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Xheli has the complete kit listed for $195.00 I don’t think I can get a radio for $100.00 where did you get yours?</p></span>

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Maybe everything is cheaper in Erie? Maybe we should move in with Dude???

Mack

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what do you think about the falcon 40
http://www.xheli.com/wadr4rarecor.html

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Looks pretty neat especially for the price. They don't say there is any aileron support but sure looks like it since there are two servos on the swashplate, and it is a 4-Channel. Some people seem to recommend moving to a fixed pitch single rotor machine as a next step before CCP machines. I've heard somewhere that the separate tail rotor motor is less successful because they wear out quickly and response isn't as quick at belt driven tail rotors. But hey look at the price!

I just can't believe how cheaply they can build these things. That's why this hobby is taking off affordability for newbies like us.

Mack