good outdoor heli for beginner

[franny]

what about an Esky big are there any good?

[Kwickkwack]

what he said LOL

actually Rob, dont you have a twister 3d for sale, thats ideal for a beginer

I have indeed, On 35Mhz

http://www.rcheliaddict.co.uk/f78/tw...-spares-22365/

PM me if you are interested.


EDIT:-Just noted post by ZX6rjey. so duplicated sorry

[franny]

are ESKY big any good ?

[franny]

guess u lot dont like them hey ?

[Eddie]

Unsure if you'll get any answers about esky, however if you are stuck with a budget which most of us are.....Blade 400 or as suggested Twister Storm 3D......

[franny]

thanks will google them .why no answers about esky ??? whats the problem with them ?

[zx6rjey]

its a contra roatator mate, and although fun to fly you aint gonna progress learning to fly much

id go for a conventional heli, like the Align 450 or Robs Twister 3d.

Mark

[Brian Gifford]

Hi and welcome,

its personal preferance but id go with an Align T-Rex mate, 450 or 500, and if you have a decent spec pc then a simulator also and spend ALOT of hours on the sim.


Mark

Couln't agree more. You need to be on the sim every day.

[unwind-protect]

You need to ask yourself where you want to be going with your flying. If you just want something to fly around a bit on very calm days, then the Esky Big Lama will probably be fine. It will be far more maneuverable than the Syma is (as it has a helicopter's 4 degrees of freedom), but will require far less learning to fly than a collective pitch helicopter.

If, however, you think you're bitten by the heli bug, then don't waste your money on a coaxial heli, as it won't teach you much about how the bigger helicopters fly. They will, however, require a significant investment, both in time and money, before you will get to the position that you can even hover comfortably.