Newbie with Walkera 4#3

[scallybert]

Anyone got any bright ideas for removing such screws?

Drill the heads off, then use Mole grips on the remains, once you've split the cases.

Could I use the E-Sky Transmitter that came with the Phoenix Software to control my small Walkera Copter instead?

I would doubt this - but I could be completely wrong.

Free advice may be worth what you pay for it, etc...

[razzle321]

Thanks for the advice. I really wish I had taken some advice before making my purchase. Would have been cheaper and less trouble.

Well, at least I am in the right place now

Thanks again.

R

[scallybert]

Thanks for the advice. I really wish I had taken some advice before making my purchase. Would have been cheaper and less trouble.

I'd guess most people have bought something that turned out not to be the best idea later.

My Buzzfly (re-badged 4#3) had a phase of being continually broken and repaired, but I really like it now.

I'm sure you'll get into yours.

[cambs flyer]

If it is the origional 4#3 you own then buy a heat sink pronto, as those little motors have a much shorter flight life then the larger moters on the a/b models, once you start flying soon, with any luck mate.