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  • My ideal first heli

    So I was reading a post from streeker59 about his new dx7s and nano. And it got me thinking what is the best first bird and why? Iv only beef flying a year ish but have 7 Helis if I was to start again knowing what I know now it would have to be dx7s because the 6 is too simple (but dose the job) and the 8 is too fat IMO and a big steady fbl nitro like a trex 600 because of stick time and stability I woul have saved £ if I had just gone big an named instead of cheap and cheap
    Trex 600nsp vbar
    trex 500 esp
    Logo400se R.I.P (Resting in pieces)
    hk450 4s beastx
    Lynx heli hybrid 130x
    DX8

  • #2
    What seven other heli's have you had ? That'll give people an understanding of your ability

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    • #3
      I think most of us have thrown money away when learning helis. There arent many with the balls to go out and blow £2k on their first heli, or second heli even!
      Some say my left nipple is the shape of a Raptor canopy.......... And that for fun I chase sheep in wellies 3 sizes too big. All I know is I am ​3D Clod
      Very proud to be a Presenter on ROTORS! The RC Helicopter show


      Very proud to be a 2x EGS winner

      Collector of SAB Goblins

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      • #4
        my first heli was a t rex 400 a bit twitchy and small so i went for a sceadu 50 which i had for a few years great machine great heli to learn on
        kasama srimok 90n
        T rex 700 Ys91sr futaba bls 452 GY520+bls 251 aerospire gov Fromeco reg
        Futaba 10c
        empty bank account

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        • #5
          Yep.......Same here wasted money on loads of crappy helis, althoughi found a blade cx2 quite good for orientations. Then spend £1200 on a brand spanking Sceadu evo...... Now just waste money fixing bigger helis. You can't win :-)

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