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Help,Assistance,Advice required flying my new Blade 400.

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by , 12-04-2011 at 12:48 AM (446 Views)
After a lot of practise flying my blade 120 sr and more practice on phoenix flight simulator. I thought i was ready to upgrade and bought myself the blade 400. Unfortunately i already had my second accident and are now desperate for help to get me to the next level without having to go through another crash episode. My flying with the 120sr is not bad and can do all of the normal staring to fly manoeuvres ie, figure of 8, nose in ect. I getting the feeinlg that I would feel more confident flying with another person or even spenind an hour on a 1 to 1 training might do the trick. I am based in the London Clapham area. Could someone please let me know where my nearest club would be or even better where I can get 1 to 1 help.?
Thanks...........

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Updated 12-04-2011 at 05:44 AM by Plint

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  1. Darwil's Avatar
    Most important thing is not to try to do too much at once, get to hover properly first before you attempt to do anything else - sims are OK but they don't compare to real world situations. Personally I don't like them much because its too easy to get into an unintentional mindset that crashes don't matter - of course we all know they do - they cost you money LOL.
    Have a look at this link:
    RC Helicopters, The Most Fun And Rewarding Of All RC Hobbies.
    Look for the flying lessons, they are pretty good and if you are patient enough to do it that way will save you a lot of money in repairs.
    Good luck and safe flying.