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Walkera 4G3 full brushless
wow that is so awesome!
I didn't know they made such small helicopters that had basically all the functions and features of the full sized advanced helicopter.
Are there any other models/makes this small? or is 4G3 the best one out there?
Never had an RC helo before, I'm thinking of picking one up.0 -
yea there's a new model out, walkera 4G6, its a shaft driven tail instead of motor tail, like the bigger versions of them. there are other make but they just rebranded, there's one other make but very expensive and not worth buying, I dont even remember the name of it it was only a fixed pitch.
but the small ones aren't recommended for beginners though.
the smaller they are the more sensitive they are and harder to fly for beginners.
but the walkera seems very rigid to me, I couldn't speak for one who never flow a collective pitch before though, I started out from 400 size to 450 then 600 size, then down to this little beast for some fun and yes it is great fun
but the 4G6 is more capable than the 4G3, getting one shortly myself 0 -
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you still need to take good precaution with these 2 models as they uses wooden or carbon blades and a very high rev motor. 450 size isn't too bad, I flew that everywhere
Trex 450 is probably my favorite helicopter, what a monster! but it's soo expensive, I cringe at the thought of paying so much for it and crashing it, especially when I'm a very inexperienced pilot.
4G6, well I can stomach that 0 -
you can build a dragonsky 450, clone of Trex, the airframe is only 50yoyos shippined
use the fusion servos are fairly decent, futaba 6ex arent too dear and you can transfer tx & rx to other helis. or just add rx and more helis you build a dragonsky for not much more than the 4g6, and if you arent too far away, I, happy to help you out 0 -
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thanks cyberghost
if you want to start off with a small heli, the cb100 could be ideal, it is very easy to fly, very stable, fun little heli, it was flying straight out of the box, well charge the batteries first I recommend it for any beginner on single rotor. 0 -
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hey syl77, the CB100 is a new improve fixed pitch from the 4#3, double brushless, it fun, got it for my 2 year old, she loves it and the 7months old baby loves watch it flying over and back the house, lol. its a very stable little bird.
the tail is well good on the pro, can't wait to have it flying, soldering iron broke so have to wait to do the ESC and batteries, got a 4G6 as well, but I think something went terribly wrong with the RX,it wasn't flying right at start, all over the shop, took me ages and no matter what adjustment I make, it just doesn't wants to hover, feels uncontrollable and crashed lol, not much damaged but not too bother getting it repair yet, all I wanted from the 4G6 package was the 2801 Pro TX
I never like the SE tail, it was a pain to look after, especially if you had a stock pulley, I changed the v2 tail pulley with a guide pulley, it was better but I still hated the belt I wouldn't mine a 250 myself, they look good.
where about you getting a indoor hall? many going? cost much? I love to fly in a big hall, no need to fight the wind, doesnt look like we have a nice day for a while
ah forgot the airwolf fuselage for the Pro, but kinda thinking i mightn't put the pro in the airwolf now, could stay on the shelf for sometime, till I build another 450 for it 0 -
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Cookie_Monster wrote: »
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If so thanks
Somethin is interesting about trains alright, good photos0 -
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