hi im new need some help

[redbelly82]

hi i have flew cheap 3 ch syma s107g which i can hover and move around very easy and need somthing better, been looking at blade msr and 120sr i do perfer the 120sr due to its size what do you recomend i also have a titan 450v2 which im not going to fly until i have learnt on a msr or 120sr.thanks chris

[Scotvar]

A popular choice for flying around the house is the msr. If you were to get the bind and fly version you would need to get a decent transmitter. Most people on here would recommend the DX6i and I can also say what pretty much everyone else will say. Get a sim (phoenix seems to be the most popular choice) as you can use your DX6i with that. You can learn all the vital stick movements from the msr and the sim which will take you onto flying larger outdoor helis. I mut stress though that 6 channel ccpm helis are completely different from what an msr will feel like. So saying that is what the sim is for.

Good luck and enjoy!

Paul

[tiddler]

mSR for flying at home or 120SR if you have access to a hall of some sorts. Note:- These helis are for indoor use and will not fly outside unless the is NO wind.

Don't get the stock E flite radio, its rubbish As said, buy a bnf heli and get a Spektrum Dx6i or DX7, their vastly superior and will work with the Phoenix sim as well as all the other bnf models and receivers.

Best buy of the lot will be Phoenix, its a must have if your going to learn to fly your Titan 450.

[redbelly82]

ok i went for a shop today and got the Phoenix and dx6i also got a sr120 very cheap £60

[gaz1969]

You'll love the 120sr,i learnt to fly with that and its good,for a fixed pitch anyway.Dx6i you wont go wrong with,i have one too,and never tried the sim,but been told of numerous people its the business. enjoy

[redbelly82]

hi flew the sr120 today i think it went ok redbelly82's Channel - YouTube there is a couple more a vids on there i want a training kit for it but cant find 1 anyone know where i can get 1 from.thanks

[gaz1969]

If i was you i would avoid a training kit,when i tried one a few years ago i found it made it more unstable and harder to fly,especially on electric with them being so light.
I personally and it only my opinion would just use it without,and learn that way.
Parts are cheap but its really hard to break it anyway.
Videoos looking promising mate,good work.
Gaz

[redbelly82]

thanks m8 will forget the training kit.lucky i got 4 lipos for it i cant leave the sr120 alone . lol

[Paulice]

Can't see why this was closed so i'll re open it.

[redbelly82]

ok thanks didnt know it got closed.