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Hello everyone, do you have any suggestion on buying rc heli?
i am a beginner for rc heli.i did a little research on big lama outdoor heli and falcon 40.which one do i need to buy first and what kind of spare parts to buy with it?thanks you guys.
Answer
A lot of people will recommend that you buy a large heli to start with like a .30 gasser. Most of these people will be old school and have flown for years. In the last couple of years heli brands and creators have really come up with some great innovation and precision for smaller helicopters and at a much better price.
The answer to this question will depend on many factors. How much are willing to spend and how serious you want to get into the hobby. Radio's with programming for much better accuracy can run from 100-500 dollars on average alone.
If you are a beginner and too scared to try something with alot of power and just want to fly indoors for the fun of it. I recommend the E-sky lama4 or Eflite cx2 coaxial heli's. If you wish to pursue helicotpers on a greater level outdoors the Guru-Z fixed pitch or E-sky honey bee fp2 are great heli's to start out with. I generally always recommend the 3rd option to people, simply buying a ready to fly 6 channel fully 3d capable helicopter and flying it in normal mode to learn on. This allows for you to expand and pursue 3d flying and more power options in the future. For these I would recommend Art-techFalcon, E-sky Honey bee king v2, or the E-flite blade 400. Like always it's best to start with a computer simulator to begin with and progress from there. A simulator can also help determine what style of helicopter will be best suited for you to start with.
Cheers,
Feel free to contact me with any questions pertaining to your purchase.
A lot of people will recommend that you buy a large heli to start with like a .30 gasser. Most of these people will be old school and have flown for years. In the last couple of years heli brands and creators have really come up with some great innovation and precision for smaller helicopters and at a much better price.
The answer to this question will depend on many factors. How much are willing to spend and how serious you want to get into the hobby. Radio's with programming for much better accuracy can run from 100-500 dollars on average alone.
If you are a beginner and too scared to try something with alot of power and just want to fly indoors for the fun of it. I recommend the E-sky lama4 or Eflite cx2 coaxial heli's. If you wish to pursue helicotpers on a greater level outdoors the Guru-Z fixed pitch or E-sky honey bee fp2 are great heli's to start out with. I generally always recommend the 3rd option to people, simply buying a ready to fly 6 channel fully 3d capable helicopter and flying it in normal mode to learn on. This allows for you to expand and pursue 3d flying and more power options in the future. For these I would recommend Art-techFalcon, E-sky Honey bee king v2, or the E-flite blade 400. Like always it's best to start with a computer simulator to begin with and progress from there. A simulator can also help determine what style of helicopter will be best suited for you to start with.
Cheers,
Feel free to contact me with any questions pertaining to your purchase.
How can I make an helicopter with just a motor?
Nanthoi
(I mean a small one..size of your palm just to test)
Answer
Here are some design links. If only to give you ideas or to help with your own.
To look at the "DXF" 3D designs, you will need 3D software like CAD or equivalent.
Free versions of Blender & others. The link provided to.
.PDF & .DXF. http://plans.aerofred.com/
http://www.techsupportalert.com/best-free-cad-program.htm#progeCAD-Smart
http://www.blender.org/download/get-blender/
http://www.ehow.com/how_4699048_homemade-rc-helicopters.html
http://www.rotorhead.org/how.asp
http://plans.aerofred.com/
Here are some design links. If only to give you ideas or to help with your own.
To look at the "DXF" 3D designs, you will need 3D software like CAD or equivalent.
Free versions of Blender & others. The link provided to.
.PDF & .DXF. http://plans.aerofred.com/
http://www.techsupportalert.com/best-free-cad-program.htm#progeCAD-Smart
http://www.blender.org/download/get-blender/
http://www.ehow.com/how_4699048_homemade-rc-helicopters.html
http://www.rotorhead.org/how.asp
http://plans.aerofred.com/
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