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  • #16
    Yes but it's Walkera. I know there is also the Buzzfly 3D but I think the Buzzflys are the same as Walkera. If they allowed them to be BNF with any TX then they'd be great.
    Darryl

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    • #17
      mSR is a great heli to start learning with, You can fly it outside on a calm day, but its brilliant indoors aswell and best of all because its 'hobby grade' you can purchase spares and repares if you damage anything, although its pretty blimmin durable.

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      • #18
        Originally posted by dam74 View Post
        Yes but it's Walkera. I know there is also the Buzzfly 3D but I think the Buzzflys are the same as Walkera. If they allowed them to be BNF with any TX then they'd be great.
        It's not fair to say Walkera==crap.

        The original 4#3 or BuzzFly had its shortcomings, but was quite a good heli.

        The brushless 4#3 or BuzzFly BE plus the 8 channel Tx is really pretty nice. Tx is better than a DX6i, and not much short of a DX7. I love the BuzzFly BE. You can practice 'BMFA A' type stuff in your front room (and mine isn't big), and it's got a much more 'real' feel than an mSR. It's also 2.4GHz, brushless main & tail, separate ESCs, digital swash servos, metal head. ie high spec. BNF is ~£100

        However, the Walkera 2408 isn't that cheap (~£130), and you probably won't want to use it with bigger helis. (Though I'm sure you could. The 8 ch RXs are cheap (£25), and it will work with the small 3D Walkeras.)

        The cheaper Walkera Txs are nothing like as nice as the 2408, and I found this affected the flyability a lot.

        OTOH, the mSR & mCX are E-Flite/Spektrum/Horizon (good brands), and work with Spektrum TXs (like DX6i & DX7) - which you can fly bigger helis with.

        It's not a clear choice in a whole lot of respects.
        Yes, it's th@ tw@ Scallyb@...

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        • #19
          just had a go with the msr and mcx on phoenix and the mcx is EASY where the msr is a bit more of a handfull.

          The Walkera 4G6 looks amazing but the price is way too high as you cant get a bnf version like dam said.

          Think im going to get the msr when i get some money .

          Thanks all!!!

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          • #20
            Originally posted by fredted40x View Post
            just had a go with the msr and mcx on phoenix and the mcx is EASY where the msr is a bit more of a handfull.

            The Walkera 4G6 looks amazing but the price is way too high as you cant get a bnf version like dam said.

            Think im going to get the msr when i get some money .

            Thanks all!!!
            You definitely can get a barebone 4g6 but you would have to wait a bit for the delivery but it's always quick for me (less than 1 week).
            Walkera 2.4GHz 4G6 CCPM Mini Helicopter
            This is on the basis of you have got a 2801pro tx.

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            • #21
              Muddled Numbers...

              Originally posted by scallybert View Post
              However, the Walkera 2408 isn't that cheap (~£130)[...]
              I've repeatedly got these Tx numbers all messed up. Oops...

              My Tx is a a BF8, which is a WK-2801. SN begins 9xxxxxxx. I'm not sure if this is a 2801 Pro, but I'd guess it is.

              AIUI, the other BuzzFlyer TXs are re-badged 2401 & 2601.

              The price on the BF8 Tx is based on buying it with a BuzzFy BE, and it's then ~£120.
              Yes, it's th@ tw@ Scallyb@...

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