Newbie to flying need tips thanks

[oOoWAYNEoOo]

Hello forum....

im a new to both the forum and RC helicopters
i just brought myself a indoor micro twister pro
helicopters only had it for like 8 hours trying to fly it seems impossible atm,
i was just wondering how long did it take you guys to learn how handle them.

and is there any tips i can try.

many thanks
wayne

[terryk2000]

Welcome

Welcome to the mad house Wayne I'm not familiar with your heli but one thing is certain.....practice practice then practice some more, also get yourself a copy of Pheonix flight sim, essential purchase imo. above all mate have fun
Cheers
Terry

[ROCKET RONNIE]

welcome mate as above sim sim sim and more sim hav fun and take your time, its the best

[oOoWAYNEoOo]

thanks for you reply guys, mine is only a cheap heli, but i did not fancy buying a
more expensive one in case i break it, i seen so many guys flying them and
i so want to get my first heli.. even tho i suck at it i really enjoy it,
my misses keeps saying you like kid in a sweet shop lol..

anyway thanks guys i will keep trying and maybe one day get better

hope to chat with ya all on the forum

[waveydavey]

A good way to start Wayne, co-axes are stable and allow you to get used to it slowly. See how you get on with it and then look to change to collective pitch when you feel a bit more in control and if you stick with the hobby. It's frustrating to start with but you get a right buzz when you start controlling it without thinking about it. Mind the cat though

[oOoWAYNEoOo]

A good way to start Wayne, co-axes are stable and allow you to get used to it slowly. See how you get on with it and then look to change to collective pitch when you feel a bit more in control and if you stick with the hobby. It's frustrating to start with but you get a right buzz when you start controlling it without thinking about it. Mind the cat though

thank you for the advice matey, it can get frustrating but in a good way as it makes me wanna do better

i can kinda control in low to the grown but soon as i start to move the heli higher it goes outta control,, but i will get there

thanks

[oOoWAYNEoOo]

thanks for all the welcomes and help guys. hope to chat with all you guys n i will defo becoming here to get info and help :0

thanks

[rexflyer]

welcome m8tey ive been doin it for a couple of years and still learning

[chrissy]

Secound what everbody telling you bud get a sim and welcome bud

[adieuk]

hi Wayne,
welcome to the hobby mate and to this great forum with plenty of help
getting a flight Sim would be a great start and will help lots
the phoenix Sim is the best to get
hope you enjoy your stay

[cjcj1949]

It gets more difficult I think as you learn more. You just try things that you wouldn't have thought of to begin with. Main thing with a beginning heli is how well it survives a crash. Small helis like the mcx and the msr are very good. The larger you get the more damage gets done and the more it costs as well. Every step you make is pretty good. There are a lot of steps though.

FMS is a free sim. Not all that good. But free. Phoenix is the best value investment.

FMS Homepage

Welcome to the forum.

Chris

[zci_zr]

HI, I am new to this hobby as well, based on my experience, I would suggest you to get a simulator, it's very useful to practicing on flying skills. The simulator saved me thousand on learning fly from the crash.

Good luck

[oOoWAYNEoOo]

Again thanks you guys...

i been having ago again today and im well excited to be flying one.
never fort it would be this fun or it may just be me..
but i can now manage keep the little thing in the air!!
last night it was just hitting the roof and come crashing down but now i can
keep it in the air couple crashes of the walls now,

but yeah im happy just to keep it flying,