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Hi guys, as I'm new just like to say hello. Now down to the topic, I have been flying a Lama V3, Buzzfly CX and the Phoenix Sim. Although I'm not about to rush out and buy a Nitro just yet, I would like your thoughts on which one I should get when I do. All I have spoken to so far, say the larger Heli's are more stable, so my target was to go for a TRex 600 Nitro super pro, as I want to buy the best components I can afford. I certainly don't want to over spend, but I don't want to buy something and then end up wishing I had bought something else! I believe the Super Pro has all the improve components Align have come up with, so is this a wise move to buy?
Now I know the 700 has only just arrived on the scene and as I am not looking to buy right at the moment, but aside from the extra cost of the 700, would the size = even more stability than 600 and the even better quality components be worth considering? As its early days with the 700, I know this maybe difficult to answer, but maybe the lucky guys that have them might be able comment.
Slightly off topic, but when using the Phoenix Sim, is it best to use the Tx that you will use out in the field, I currently use the Esky Tx that came with my Lama V3? I will need to get something like a Spektrum or Futaba, so should I go out and get something like these sooner rather than later?
Now I know the 700 has only just arrived on the scene and as I am not looking to buy right at the moment, but aside from the extra cost of the 700, would the size = even more stability than 600 and the even better quality components be worth considering? As its early days with the 700, I know this maybe difficult to answer, but maybe the lucky guys that have them might be able comment.
Slightly off topic, but when using the Phoenix Sim, is it best to use the Tx that you will use out in the field, I currently use the Esky Tx that came with my Lama V3? I will need to get something like a Spektrum or Futaba, so should I go out and get something like these sooner rather than later?
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