Anyone tried the micro streetracers?

[pompeyjohn]

I am tempted by this: [url=http://www.nesail.com/detail.php?productID=5343]NSP: Micro Dago Red StreetRacer[/url]

But curious to hear what you guys think.

[coolice]

Hey.

Me and a buddy got similar Street Fighter models we brought from Robotbirds and they a great fun.
Simple to build, take a knock or two, easy to repair when you do break them (like we have done on a few occasions and got pieces of each others props stuck in the others fuselage & wings :sifone:

I've got this one; [url=http://robotbirds.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=428]Robot Birds[/url]

My mates got this; [url=http://robotbirds.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=29_30_217&products_id=429]Robot Birds[/url]

and we're using this motor; [url=http://robotbirds.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=56_243&products_id=1685]Robot Birds[/url] only we got 1800Kv ones, which I cant no longer find.

So much fun, grab one for yourself and get a few mates flying some to and dogfight!

We've sunk LED's into ours recently to nite fly but as yet not tried them, too cold out :banghead:
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[pompeyjohn]

Thanks for that, you have swayed me - I am going to get one. Hopefully it will warm up soon!

[coolice]

Hey,

Your welcome matey.

You will have so much fun believe me, they're not fast flying models as such but using 2s Lipo cheap and just pure fun. Easy to repair when things go wrong while trying silly thigns with them, like flying under low hanging tree branches etc. :)
One suggestion is to either look out for cheap props or fit a prop saver, at present we look out for cheap props.

I know what you mean about the weather, since fitting the led's to nite fly with them it's been so cold out we've not even tried yet :(

I'm getting a video camera soon so if I can I shall get soem video of them flying and post it.
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