Agreed , I bought a Taiyo Micro Master RC helicopter the other day, only $70. It's great beginner helo, a bit hard to control, but it's just like real flying, it takes time and skill.
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Agreed , I bought a Taiyo Micro Master RC helicopter the other day, only $70. It's great beginner helo, a bit hard to control, but it's just like real flying, it takes time and skill.
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SRA_kbad
Scooter Trash!!!
I have one of these for flying around the house...
Air Hogs Havoc Heli RTF
It can sure take a beating
Air Hogs Havoc Heli RTF
It can sure take a beating
killbilly
Vocals, Lyrics, Triangle, Washboard, Kittens
I have one of these for flying around the house...
Air Hogs Havoc Heli RTF
It can sure take a beating
That's the exact same heli as the Picoo Z that I linked earlier. There is one company that makes them under several names.
And yeah. They take a severe beating.
What's fun is to try and fly it across the room, and then fly it back and land it on your own hand or knee.
casey
Well-Known Member
if you get into r/c heres a tip. dont ever say the above at an r/c field or at a hobby shop. specifically the "for real" part. To them our planes are just "full scale", and thats the only difference between what they do and what we do. If you insinuate that thier planes are toys, not real, etc, you will not get a warm reception.
and my vote goes for a raptor .30 or an xcell gasser (raptor was an easy build but the xcell was more fun).
juxtapilot
Snowflake
Don't get this! It's only cool for about 1.5 minutes until you crash it into a tree... Maybe if I had somebody tell me how to work the airplane I would have enjoyed it more. If you really want to get into RC planes, get into them for real... Have somebody tell you how to work the stuff.
CoffeeIcePapers
Well-Hung Member
lol @ "full scale"
SRA_kbad
Scooter Trash!!!
:yeahthat::yeahthat::yeahthat:
You really can't get a good feel for RC flying with those chinsy little parkflyers. In most cases they are harder to fly than RC trainer. You really need something that has ailerons, rudder, and descent power. But on your budget, that might not be possible. Check out RC universe for some used stuff. There are some good deals on there.
--KEN
juxtapilot
Snowflake
Maybe just save your money and buy a decent RC plane if you are really interested! Or just buy a couple of hours in a real plane.
SRA_kbad
Scooter Trash!!!
Yup!!!
All of my RC planes are in a storage in San Diego. My "play" flying is on hold till' I'm settled, and done with all my training
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