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Well i decided for my protos to give one of these a go.
Compared to the older 3G it is just so much better, the tail is locked it and no way near as whippy.
The cyclics are alot more locked and no signs of any bounce, and thats running non fbl blades, just turned the pots down just a touch.
Am using it as an RX which is as easy to bind as a standard spektum rx.
Comparing it to beastx, which is on my 700's i would say it has more of an agressive edge but maybe not as easy to track through bigger manovers, so out of the ones i have tried feels more like a flybared heli.
As easy to set up as a 3g when you get the initial centres set that i did have fun and games with at first.
The only thing i would say was slightly against it was the price, needed to compete directly with the beastx and being 30 quid more i think will stop people trying it, but please don't be put off by the old 3g system, if you are unsure which to try and can't stretch to a v-bar i would say is worth a go.
Compared to the older 3G it is just so much better, the tail is locked it and no way near as whippy.
The cyclics are alot more locked and no signs of any bounce, and thats running non fbl blades, just turned the pots down just a touch.
Am using it as an RX which is as easy to bind as a standard spektum rx.
Comparing it to beastx, which is on my 700's i would say it has more of an agressive edge but maybe not as easy to track through bigger manovers, so out of the ones i have tried feels more like a flybared heli.
As easy to set up as a 3g when you get the initial centres set that i did have fun and games with at first.
The only thing i would say was slightly against it was the price, needed to compete directly with the beastx and being 30 quid more i think will stop people trying it, but please don't be put off by the old 3g system, if you are unsure which to try and can't stretch to a v-bar i would say is worth a go.
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