Trex 250 Clone War hang out
08-07-2011, 05:03 AM
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Trex 250 Clone War hang out
Don’t see all the brands listed in the electric helicopter section, I know the 450 clone war thread did well so hey why not?
List links of your brand of 250,
best prices on parts,
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Your reviews, experiences.
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08-07-2011, 05:19 PM
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RE: Trex 250 Clone War hang out
All the forums seem dead today everyone must be out flying
Here is the best price I have found on the CopterX 250
08-14-2011, 01:45 PM
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RE: Trex 250 Clone War hang out
This is the longest I have seen theHK250stay in stock, normally out in an hour and stock is gone.http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbycity/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idproduct=9974
09-07-2011, 03:13 AM
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RE: Trex 250 Clone War hang out
http://www.xheli.com/pyro-250-exi-micro-helicopter.html
i have 1 not to bad on prices parts dont seem to last long in stock but truth be known the trex boys are using these parts for the prices only bad thing about this bird are the screws very easy to break and strip
i have 1 not to bad on prices parts dont seem to last long in stock but truth be known the trex boys are using these parts for the prices only bad thing about this bird are the screws very easy to break and strip
09-07-2011, 04:32 PM
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RE: Trex 250 Clone War hang out
I have used some of the EXI parts they seem to be good and local for us in the USA. I order from hobby parts, shipping is free if you your order is over $25
09-12-2011, 02:46 PM
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RE: Trex 250 Clone War hang out
I have seen RTF CopterX BUT it is pointless because you still need to take it apart and check bearings and screws for lock tite
MostRTF use the cheapest of electrics so your better off buying your own.
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RE: Trex 250 Clone War hang out
ORIGINAL: Joe K
I have seen RTF CopterX BUT it is pointless because you still need to take it apart and check bearings and screws for lock tite
Most RTF use the cheapest of electrics so your better off buying your own.
I have seen RTF CopterX BUT it is pointless because you still need to take it apart and check bearings and screws for lock tite
Most RTF use the cheapest of electrics so your better off buying your own.
uh not really....
lets see I have several RTR Helis and none taken apart by me to redo anything, and they fly just fine ... thanks anyways
so back to my question... anyone with any links to an ARF 250? or even a RTR 250?
love to have one of these little birds
thanks for any links posted!
09-13-2011, 05:54 PM
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RE: Trex 250 Clone War hang out
ORIGINAL: srt10
Pointless???
uh not really....
lets see I have several RTR Helis and none taken apart by me to redo anything, and they fly just fine ... thanks anyways
so back to my question... anyone with any links to an ARF 250? or even a RTR 250?
love to have one of these little birds
thanks for any links posted!
ORIGINAL: Joe K
I have seen RTF CopterX BUT it is pointless because you still need to take it apart and check bearings and screws for lock tite
MostRTF use the cheapest of electrics so your better off buying your own.
I have seen RTF CopterX BUT it is pointless because you still need to take it apart and check bearings and screws for lock tite
MostRTF use the cheapest of electrics so your better off buying your own.
uh not really....
lets see I have several RTR Helis and none taken apart by me to redo anything, and they fly just fine ... thanks anyways
so back to my question... anyone with any links to an ARF 250? or even a RTR 250?
love to have one of these little birds
thanks for any links posted!
I bet they were not a 250<o
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The 250 is not like a mcx, msr, Blade 120, Honey Bee King or even a 450 RTF. 
Here are some links<o></o>
http://www.ehirobo.com/shop/index.php?cPath=334_174<o></o>
http://www.rchelicopterselect.com/copterx-cx-250se-2.4ghz-6-channel-electric-rc-helicopter-rtf.html<o></o>
Just don’t give up the 250 can be mastered, and it will improve your building skills in time.
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The 250 is a real pain but some must learn this on their own, so good luck. Can’t say I did not warn you. 
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