I have a CX2...now I want a Sim

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or have serious coordination issues

None taken mate I could control an RC car coming towards me with no problems. Heli is proving more difficult but learning as I go

I got some good tips from Ali (Avicraft) at the indoor heli meet in Swanley - will keep going to that. The do allow small heli's at the indoor plane meets too.

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Pray it goes well for you..





I'll get me coat.

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I now have Phoenix, works well with the CX2 TX, just a shame the 128mb graphics card isnt up to much...will sort that in time...for now its fairly smooth on lowest graphics settings.

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Great news Jack

Missed this thread first time round - I started with a CX2 and Phoenix and now fly (and only occasionally!) crash a Blade 400. Keep with the sim - It may help to switch off smoke/water detail etc on your graphics card if you haven't already done it...

All the best

Graham

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*shrug* As I barely have space to hover a coax at my house I try not to assume that other people do. If you're managing to do £1+ damage per flight to a coax then it seems to me you either don't have enough space, or have serious coordination issues (no offence intended---we all have to learn to coordinate our thumbs to what the helicopter's doing), and hiring a squash court for £5 lets you make lots of mistakes for little cost and downtime.

I thought this was a good suggestion.

Getting into a bigger room helped me with co-axes, as you have more space to learn to correct errors.