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  • 700 or 600

    is there much difference in lenth and height size?

    and which is the best for an intermediate

  • #2
    600 defo, you might find the leap to a 700 a bit intimidating
    And the running costs in fuel and spares is a lot less
    Last edited by moonmanflyer; 14-05-2010, 08:10 PM.
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    • #3
      Originally posted by moonmanflyer View Post
      600 defo, you might find the lead to a 700 a bit intimidating
      And the running costs in fuel and spares is a lot less
      agreed
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      • #4
        when you so alot less how much is a lot less?

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        • #5
          Its the crash costs you will notice.

          Have a look at spares prices on FL, mainly blades.
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          • #6
            also a 700 will drain a can of fuel in about half the flights of a 600..
            It's all about the size of your chopper...

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            • #7
              A 90 fuel usage would be near double that of a 50 size.
              The spares cost say between a 600-700 i would say approx 25% more.
              Blades again more expensive.
              But don't underestimate how much more intimidating a 90 can be, in the air seems alot bigger than a 50.
              A 50 size will do all you want it to do and then some, and with the new generation of 55/56 engines have stonking power.
              I fly my 600 more than i do my 90's because it always puts a massive grin on my face, is a fun machine
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              • #8
                ive heard bert krammer (forgive me if im mistaken) say that the 600 size is excellent but there somethings its not good at so yuo need a 700 size

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                • #9
                  and someone told me that the 700 has a much bigger engine that is the real big diff.


                  peace out

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                  • #10
                    If you fly like Bert Krammer then the 700 may offer you something a bit extra

                    They are 90 size engine, but the power to weight ratio is around the same at a guess.
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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Wasimwazir View Post
                      ive heard bert krammer (forgive me if im mistaken) say that the 600 size is excellent but there somethings its not good at so yuo need a 700 size
                      Set manovers in comps is what the 90 size machine will always win over a 50, not that 50's can't do them, and as well, it is just the 90 size hangs in the air better.
                      For taking the next step, a 90 will be unessarsary in my eyes, go for the 600
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                      • #12
                        if you are looking to move up from a 450 or 500 or looking for your first nitro machine then go with the 600, at first you will think this is a big machine but like anything else you will get use to it then think about a 700.

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                        • #13
                          heres a 600 & 700 in Tthe picture looking front view side view and one showing the different heights.
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                          • #14
                            First time I flew my 600 really freaked me out because of the size after a 450. Theyre lovely machines, you wont believe how much more stable they are than a 450. Was tempted to get a 700 instead and Im glad I went for the 600, is pricey enough crashing a 50 let alone a 90, 600 your looking at 50 quidish every time before you even look at any parts that have gone and on a 90 your looking at 70 quidish on blades before parts.

                            If I was to choose out of the two again.... 600, it hurts your pocket less lol.

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by gashead View Post
                              heres a 600 & 700 in Tthe picture looking front view side view and one showing the different heights.


                              those helis sooo coool!!


                              600 defo.

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