Difficult choice

[scallybert]

Where can you buy a GAUI Heli - found 3 sites for spares but no complete Heli's?

Buzzflyer do loads - http://www.buzzflyer.co.uk/Sub-Micro...opters/c-1-97/

eg http://www.buzzflyer.co.uk/Sub-Micro...-Pro/p-97-678/

You do need a good room to learn in, though.

[machasm]

Er..?

The GAUIs I'm talking about are CP.

The first video is a BuzzFly, but the second is a 3 Blade Pixy-Zap/Mini-Zoom. Definitely CP.

http://www.buzzflyer.co.uk/Sub-Micro...lade/p-97-677/ has some good pictures.

http://www.gaui.com.tw/html-en/produ...00/100_3b.html

http://www.gaui.com.tw/images/ep100/100_3b/6.jpg

There's no video there of my SE Pro or H200, but these are full-blown Bell-Hiller, and you can put some decent kit on them - DS760, LT2100T, CC-Phoenix, etc. And get 10 minutes flying form a £13 LiPo.

Or have I got confused here..?

I stand corrected (and not for the first time)
Apologies.

[scallybert]

I stand corrected (and not for the first time)
Apologies.

No worries. I'm starting to suspect I talk rubbish far too much of the time. Worse, it's (vaguely) intelligent, considered, rubbish...

Now, what he really needs for flying in his lounge is a G5...

[This is *not* a serious suggestion.. Seems to be a great JFW heli, though.]

[Smoothy]

Does look a nice piece of kit (GAUI H200). Same size as the T-Rex and about the same price.

[scallybert]

Does look a nice piece of kit (GAUI H200). Same size as the T-Rex and about the same price.

They all have their strengths and weaknesses.

I guess a lot of it comes down to how and where you're going to fly it.