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    HONEYBEE KING

    Have been flying my honeybee 2 fp for 3 months now and have got the hang of controling and hovering it (tail facing me only though)..Anyone out there got a honeybee king ? looking into getting one but not to sure about instaling radio and setting heli up.... Is it that hard to do?Any comments appreciated...
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  • #2
    Having a small electric myself to learn on and having had a lesson on a knight 50 I would say save up the extra 200 and get your self an IC heli. Both midland and revolution do kits.

    If you live in the south west contact Ade www.flyingaid.co.uk for a lesson and you understand what I mean

    (im turning into an Ade advert)
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    Brian

    Trex 450s CF
    Dragonfly

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    • #3
      nice one mate...but not realy looking to go into ic just yet.. looks a bit dangerous... trying to find a club near me that flys helis..im on the isle of wight ... could do with a few lessons.. the ic heli is definatly for the future though im pretty hooked..

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      • #4
        Personally i would say - learn to competantly do tail, nose, side in hovering, and slow forward flight, figure of 8's and circles etc. Then you will be ready to move up to whatever helicopter you want be it a HB King or a large nitro model.

        Butuz
        Heli 1: Mikado Logo 400 3D
        Heli 2: RCer Dragonus 450
        DX7SE / Cellpro 10s Keeping me in the air!!!
        Gaer Park Model Flying Club

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        • #5
          hovering and figurue of 8 im ok with its literaly flying the heli towards me just cant get my head round it... can afford a t-rex 450 xl but no point if i cant fly it... hopefuly get there in the end...teaching urslef with help from guides on the web can be a little difficult .. so just want to progress to a collective pitch model first..

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          • #6
            I have just looked at the bmfa website and you have a couble of clubs on the island to choose from. One has a website http://www.hornetsmfc.co.uk/ may be worth a visit..get some tips on flying and advise on you next heli
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            Brian

            Trex 450s CF
            Dragonfly

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            • #7
              There's a heli club at Bembridge, http://www.hornetsmfc.co.uk/ I'm planning to take a trip there when the weather gets better.

              I didn't want to go IC when I started, there was no persuading me and I bought a Robbe Eolo Spirit, a very stable heli and loads of fun too, though expensive. I've since been lured over to the IC side but if I could only keep one it would be the Eolo.
              Clones are bad


              .... that includes Align ones

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              • #8
                just checked the hornet site out... looks good ... help at last ... medina model flying club sounds good too... few phone calls tomorrow i think... thanks mate...

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                • #9
                  thanks thomas have checked it out... you not from the island too though are you?

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                  • #10
                    No, but we sail over from Chichester so I might be able to sneek off and go flying when we're out on the boat.
                    Clones are bad


                    .... that includes Align ones

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