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Does anyone have any experience yet with the new Shogun? I've flown helis, off and on for 20 years, the last being a LiteMachines. It's OK, enjoy it, but without collective, well,,,
I find a small heli to be appealing for its compatibility with more off field flying sites, 'specially an electric. Am tempted to get back into helis but I'd like to make a choice that will sustain me for a few years. Really can't afford to constantly upgrade as you might get with a lot of new machines that come on the market.
I find a small heli to be appealing for its compatibility with more off field flying sites, 'specially an electric. Am tempted to get back into helis but I'd like to make a choice that will sustain me for a few years. Really can't afford to constantly upgrade as you might get with a lot of new machines that come on the market.
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I've been looking at the Shogun as well. I fly several nitro helis but want an indoor performance heli. The fact that it may fly in light winds makes it even more appealing. I am going to IRCHA saturday and will try to get additional info and maybe a little hands on if I can. I'll report back if I find out anything. Pics if I buy one
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From: ATHENS, GREECE
Upgrading the blades would make it more stable but bare in mind that is is a fast heli , not for restricted size backyards.
go to www.protech.be and download two very nice movies of the Zoom 400 (same as Shogun 400).
go to www.protech.be and download two very nice movies of the Zoom 400 (same as Shogun 400).
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I wouldnt say that, it handles fine in my back yard, its speed can be a bit disconcerting in the begining, its very fast, but if I had to choose between a new 30 size model or the zoom/shogun, it would be the zoom, its just more useful given the weather in this country, and when its not storm force 7 outside its definatly outdoors capable
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any pics of your heli? I have just mastered a micro GWS DragonFly and was thinking of getting the Zoom, however, it's almost the same price as a Kyosho Caliber 30.....What radio are using to fly it? What on-line shop would you suggest in the UK? Did you get a good "deal"?
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I will probably buy my next heli from Midland helicoptres too. They have given me very good private and sincere advice. Have you downloaded the movies from www.protech.be , they clearly demonstrate that the Zoom/Shogun is not a beginner's heli......Ask Midland for a good deal, i will do that myself too
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Yeah Ive seen them
Can you do me a favor, tell them I recomended them, maybe they will give me a discount (ordering some things in the next few days)
Can you do me a favor, tell them I recomended them, maybe they will give me a discount (ordering some things in the next few days)



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