New to RC helicopters. is it broken?

[heliward0]

ignore this i forgot that its a contra rotator,,

[Mastee]

Buy a new shaft.
Not doing so could see you in A&E with parts lodged in your head.

Money well spent!

Thanks for that but... hehe.... a little to late
despite the other recomendation I got earlier, I tried it, and yes... it crashed... and yes.. I now have to buy two parts instead of one...

I feel very stupid, but I guess I had to learn it the hard way...

Rules
1: dont turn of your radio first
2: listen to experienced pilots
3: dont glue important parts
4:dont trust your friends to fly your helicopter
5:fly well clear of curtains (they get blown out and muller the heli) (FATMANTOM)
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(any suggestions?)

[fatmantom]

5: fly well clear of curtains (they get blown out and muller the heli)

[F.arch]

6: Kids toys, major pile up with Thomas, the 4 year old was flying, father under the influence of alcohol again. Living rooms are dangerous!

[fatmantom]

7: do not fly into legs because it stings

[r.carder]

I flew mine over the top of my house today, It'll all end in tears!!

Roger.

P.S. I spent a few quid on buying the most usual parts to be broken- it makes sence to me not to have to wait for a £2 part to come in the post.

[Mastee]

Guidelines

Guidelines
1: dont turn of your radio first
2: listen to experienced pilots
3: dont glue important parts
4:dont trust your friends to fly your helicopter
5:fly well clear of curtains (they get blown out and muller the heli) (FATMANTOM)
6:Living rooms are dangerousn(F.ARCH)
7:do not fly into legs because it stings (FATMANTOM)
8ont fly over the top of your house (or outof sight in general)(R.CARDER)
9:Cats have feelings too, dont crash into them (MASTEE)
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(any suggestions?)

[Mastee]

Wooohooo
Today I bought myself an extra battery and the best part is, it lasts much longer than the original one.

I have two questions tough. I managed to loose one of the weights in the flybar, so I replaced both of them with brass dura-collars.(tightened with screws to the bar) (lower pic) It seems ok now, but does any of you more experienced flyers (more than me, which is not very much at all ) have any objections to this?

And also, I have lost the back rotor (with frame), and I was wondering if this would have any noticeable aerodynamic consequenses?

[fatmantom]

i think the weight will be fine as will the tail. mine is currently flying with no tail at all, it completly snaped of and i dont want to spend my money to buy a new one . it still fly's great with no tail, if anything it is more responsive