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Im pondering on what to get as Flybarless Unit for my Titan V2
Beast X - Align 3GX - Ace GT5 which is better?
Beast X - Align 3GX - Ace GT5 which is better?
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EVO 180
MCPX
Storm 400 rebuilt again!
KDS 450
Mini Titan V2
DJI Phantom fc
Big Steve
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Flybarless
Beastx or Ar7200(same unit really)2nd place sports class, Helifest 2015
Proud member of Frontier RC Association
Gaui X7 Formula Vbar
500 Pro Vbar
Trex 450 L Dominator Vbar
Oxy 3 Kbar -
BeastX for sure, Espescially if it's your first FBL controller.TREX 700E DFC SK540
TREX 550E AR7200BX
Logo 400SE SK540
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Out of that lot ar7200bx gets my voteTom
sigpic Synergy E7SE - Kontronic Helijive 120+ ESC, vBar Neo
SAB Goblin 630 Competition - Castle Edge 120HV, vBar Neo
Blade 700X - Castle Edge 160HV ESC, Mini vBar
Logo 550SXv2 - Castle 130LV ESC, vBar Neo
.... and a Gaui X3
Spektrum DX8 ; Mikado VBC ; RealFlight 7 & neXt sims ... and two EGS'
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Beast X then Thanks Guys
EVO 180
MCPX
Storm 400 rebuilt again!
KDS 450
Mini Titan V2
DJI Phantom fc
Big SteveComment
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beastx , defo on scale. very predictableSantander Factory Team
Proud wearer of 5 x EGSComment
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3GX, cheap as chips and work great. Or a FU-BAR!- Futaba T14SG
- NEW!! TREX 500 Pro DFC 3GX V4.0
- TREX 700e V1 Hybrid 3GX V4.0
Team Mastercard
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Don't rule out a Skookum SK-540, just as good as BeastX for your first unit but really much better.
Nick
Rave Ballistic FSO Black - Fusion 50 - Goblin 500 - Synergy N5
Skookum SK540 - VBar - 12FG - Pheonix
Planks: Elf, Blaster 3, Orion DLG's - CTH & Raven Flying wings
Heli History: MCX - MSR - Walkera V200D02 - Gaui 550 - Trex 450 Pro - MSH Protos - Gaui 200 - Logo 400SE - Goblin 630
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Oh yeah SK540 over BeastX any day but it is slightly more expensive.Originally posted by heli View PostTREX 700E DFC SK540
TREX 550E AR7200BX
Logo 400SE SK540
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one of the common ones, so there's plenty advice available.
There's a number of things you need to factor in (cost, size, support for a particular Rx, how you program, do you need to lug laptops around etc).
To be honest if you fly with others, see what they use and how knowledgeable they are with it, and maybe first time round is go for the same unit. Sort of the reason I went with vbars, as i have some very knowledgeable club mates that are only too pleased to offer a hand setting upComment
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