Shuttle plus

[Jamez]

I fly a shuttle, and it is a very capable learning tool, welcome to the money pit (erm i mean hobby)

[Outdoorcode]

once a shuttle is set up properly it will take you all the way to inverted flight
inverted circuits and pie dish (not much more than those though) the only upgrade I bought was the swashplate pin and guide set (£10)
and the longer washout pin (£10)

I'm guessing if this happens first time out somethings going very wrong

[Edders]

depends whos flying

[Steve]

That's no way to treat a shuttle. That's obscene flying for the dearly loved old heli. You should have more respect for your elders.

I only ever got mine inverted once, and that was by mistake! The time I tried to do my first circuit and used a bit too much left cyclic in the first turn. Ended upside-down only limited negative pitch available and not much throttle, and then landed it that way! Good things about the old bird though - it's lightweight so doesn't break too much and the parts are cheap - from memory I think that cost me about £80 including new blades.

[Edders]

thats the only way to treat them

Edders

[Outdoorcode]

Well thats Phoenix sim ordered, thanks for the advice so far, appreciaited

[Outdoorcode]

Shuttle delivered today, any idea where I can find the instruction manual for a sanwa 6000 SPORT ? I visited the local model shop and picked up trainer kit and various other bits, one of which is remote leads for the glowplug, a clue how to fit them would be appreciaited (one red with glow ring fitment in another blue with a cap)

Andrew

Edit Manual found online, and 63 pages printed