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  • Back into heli - which quad?

    After a few years break, just getting my blade MCx back in the air to bring my mind back to orientation etc. but also thinking of a blade nano qx or hubsan x4. Seems a difference in price so which flys best and has good spares?
    Blade mCX
    Hirobo Quark SRB
    Walkera 4#3 Brushless (SOLD)

    Phoenix Sim

  • #2
    Both fly well, but the nQX can be used with a proper Transmitter and so a much better long term prospect. I've been using mine with a DX8 and it's brilliant in agility mode.
    SAB Goblin 380 KSE - latest love thang
    Lynx OXY 3 - my mini flagship!
    Blade 180 CFX - field beater for new moves
    Blade Red Bull BO-105 CB 130 X - scale fun flying at the field when the tail isn't broken, which is not often.
    Blade mCPX - sold

    Blade Nano QX - house fly of choice
    Blade mCX2 - retired but will be back when the kids get a bit bigger

    Spektrum DX8 - for everything
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    Xt sim - the sim I started out with
    Heli-X sim - my new favourite sim!

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    • #3
      The Hubsan X4 is a good little quadcopter, I bought a pair of them for my kids, but I think as a trainer the nQX is a better quality machine. The different modes makes it, by all accounts it's a lively little thing in agility mode which is ideal for practicing orientations for CP flying.
      Helis: Oxy 2 FE / Oxy 2 Sport / Protos 380 / Oxy 4 Max / Gaui X3 380mm
      Electronics:
      Spartan VX1e / Spartan VX1n / Spartan VX1p / MSH Brain2 mini / Jeti DS-14
      Sims: Realflight / AccuRC
      / Phoenix RC (Wireless) | AccuRC (Wireless) | Realflight (Wireless)

      Team rep for Lynx/Oxy, Founder of NightWave Systems, #450guy

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      • #4
        As other's have said. NanoQX will bind to a proper TX - for that reason alone, it's a better option IMO.
        Tom
        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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        • #5
          Originally posted by myxiplx View Post
          by all accounts it's a lively little thing in agility mode which is ideal for practicing orientations for CP flying.
          It certainly is! I learnt all my upright orientations with the nQX and also banked turns, circuits, figure 8s, stall turns, moving piros and backward flight. Basically everything except inverted flying * and all in the comfort of my lounge and bedroom! Everything I learnt with it translated perfectly to cp helis too, which was my main reason for buying it.

          * There's a 3D version of the nQX available now, which I would look into if I was starting now.
          SAB Goblin 380 KSE - latest love thang
          Lynx OXY 3 - my mini flagship!
          Blade 180 CFX - field beater for new moves
          Blade Red Bull BO-105 CB 130 X - scale fun flying at the field when the tail isn't broken, which is not often.
          Blade mCPX - sold

          Blade Nano QX - house fly of choice
          Blade mCX2 - retired but will be back when the kids get a bit bigger

          Spektrum DX8 - for everything
          ne
          Xt sim - the sim I started out with
          Heli-X sim - my new favourite sim!

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          • #6
            Thanks everyone. Lots to think about now. All positive ��
            Blade mCX
            Hirobo Quark SRB
            Walkera 4#3 Brushless (SOLD)

            Phoenix Sim

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