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Originally posted by chris jones2.4
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yeah totally Chris, the later SE tail blade grips with the chinese weights are an absolute must on the 250.Heli's: Align 700X, TSA Infusion 700e Platinum, Align 600e Dominator, Align 600n pro DFC, Align 450 Pro DFC Stretched
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Thank f**k for thatOriginally posted by anyw View Post
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LOL that cheered me up no end!Originally posted by chris jones2.4 View PostThank f**k for thatHeli's: Align 700X, TSA Infusion 700e Platinum, Align 600e Dominator, Align 600n pro DFC, Align 450 Pro DFC Stretched
Fixed Wing: SEBART Suhkoi 50e
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250 was fun for a while but I prefer the MPCx by a mile. You can do 3d in the garden, crashes most times are just pick up and fly again, much cheaper to fix and so much easier to work on. 250 is fine but once it gets worn and the screws thread it's such a pain to work on and that outweighs the fun element. It's also quite expensive to fix for the size and doesn't take crashes very well.Field of Doom Flight Club - Founding Member, regular contributor!
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Take it from me KEEP the MCPX I bought a second hand Rex250se a week ago if its not set right you will be pulling your hair out with frustration and tiny parts, well I got fingers like cows tits. I found a different flying experiance with the rex, its a hand full.
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MCP-x is definately the one I would keep. I have an MCP-x, Gaui 200 and a Trex 250 and for fun factor alone the MCP-x is definately the winner, as I tend to fly it like I've stolen it because of its amazing resilience to pilot input errors. The Gaui is definately more stable and robust than the Trex 250 but for overall fun levels the MCP-x beats them all for both indoor and outdoor fun - especially when the weather is unsuitable and the breakage risk is too high for the bigger heli's.
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I realy dont like the mcpx, for everyone that ends in the bin I cheer
would rather have a Trex 250.
On saying that they are great fun and have an appeal.
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Come on Chris look at the hours of enjoyment you have had trying to sort out my 250, it must of saved you a fortune, while your playing around with her your not flying your own, so no nitro being used and no crashes. The reason I'm scared of the 250 is what you will say when I bring her next and say, Chris can you have a quick look at my 250 again mate.pleeeeeeeeeeeaseOriginally posted by chris jones2.4 View PostThank f**k for thatComment
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