I am kind of new to rc helos, I have had two or three small symas and I'm what my friends call really good. Should i consider buying this?
369585
No do not buy, remember this is a 6 ch 3D heli with power to chop your fingers off. 1st go for walkera mini cp good luck :)
369586
Buy a quality unit such as Align TREX or Eflight Blade. The 450 size is good to learn on, so stay in that size range. The Hausler parts are much lower quality and when you fix it you will realize the difference. I own two of these and neither flies anymore.
369587
Will it worth to spend $400 to buy such as Align Trex if you are new to RC Helos? Hausler 450 do have certain quality compare to the price. Remember to get "Training Gear" before going to your first fly.
99078
Off. If you are just learning a flight simulator like Phoenix RC will save a lot of wear and tear on your model.
835190
I would say it's for intermediate/beginner. It's like the syma s108g except you can an go left/right as well. If you've already gotten good with a coaxial helicopter (the two bladed kind) you probably want to go for a 1 bladed one like the Blade 120 SR. If you want a super expert one, go for the Blade nano CP or some other collective pitch heli.
806017
The one I have is a true syma. I read some of those reviews also but, its a real one
881733
It will be a challenge. If you think you are a good 4 ch flyer and can step up to CP no problem, you are in for a treat. It is tough, and it feels like you are learning all over. That said, this is a good flying heli. And it is hard to find a less expensive rtf 450 size. The flybarless system and 6 channel makes it fairly stable. First thing to do if you get this one is turn down the elev/ail EXT pot on the receiver. There is no stick banging allowed like you can with a 4 ch.
1826569
Your fine to use the same launcher you've been using for your other rockets if you have any. It does not require the larger launch pad and will use everyday wadding. simply put in as much as the directions call for and you should be good to go! I have flown this baby over a dozen times and it is by far my favorite rocket. I even have a 6" one that is simply awesome to launch but this one here is a step above the rest. Looks really nice in flight. But again, same launch pad and wadding as all other rockets of the same size and difficulty level. Hope this helps!!! Enjoy!!!
2010986
The msrx is much quicker than the 120sr... definitely will entertain you and improve your reflexes. You could also consider a nano cpx, which is similarly quick and has the added benefits of a collective heli. I have a 120sr bnf, msrx rtf, and nano cpx bnf. I'm still practicing good coordinated turns, no inverted stuff yet, but I like the way the nano flys the best.
1610622
I believe that anyone can fly this plane. I have been flying planes and helicopters for a few years now and this is one of the best planes I have bought for the price. Make sure you buy some extra batteries ( I bought a 4 pack of 180 mAH 3.7v) and I'm glad I did because I have even more fun flying. But back to the plane. You also need a controller that is compatible with the aircraft ( something like dsmx 2 technology) what's good about this plane is that if you break it you can buy basically any part required to fix it. It is pretty durable if you take care of it. Definitely a great buy and we'll worth the money... also it can fly in pretty gusty winds for how light weight it is. If you or someone you know is a beginner, tell them to get this plane
982773
Yes! I've purchased less expensive RC's and have been disappointed in how quickly they fell apart. This is high-quality, sturdy, and easily repairable. Components do break occasionally, but the replacement parts are not expensive are easy to find, and easy to replace. My two boys, ages 9 and 11 each have one and we've been very pleased with how well the trucks have held up and how much fun they are (for me too!).
886214
I love mine. No buyers remorse or anything like that. One thing I would suggest would be to upgrade the build plate though as the acrylic plate warps. If you can design it in a 3D modeling program, you can print it (for the most part). So to answer your questions, Yes, imo, it is worth the money. I would imagine that you could build airsoft guns with this with mostly printed parts. Would still need springs and such like that though of course.
84541
The differences are the individual parts of the heli. If I remember correctly, the main difference is in the main rotor assembly. The standard has a mostly plastic main rotor assembly and the SE V2 has a mostly metal main rotor assembly. If you are a beginner RC heli pilot or if you are buying this for someone who is, the differences will probably be transparent. If you have experience with non-hobby grade helis, these fly a lot different. Once thing is for sure, you will need spare parts. I suggest purchasing a simulator (Pheonix or RealFlight heli) that uses an actual RC transmitter. These simulators are a little expensive (around $200) but well worth it in the long run. You will be able to learn to fly with out the heartache of crashing your actual heli. One more thing, RTF (ready to fly) doesn't mean just take it out of the box and go. You really need to learn about your heli and do some research about pre-flight checks and first time flight preparation procedures. While RC helis of this size and type are bought at toy stores and in toy departments, these are serious pieces of electronics and spinning blades that can hurt you or others if you don't take precautions. There are a lot of good websites and forums out there to help you learn. Its well worth the time and effort. It took me some time and I am definitely still learning, but I love to fly...and crash and fix and do it all again.
1684951
Absolutely. I fly mine indoors all the time. However, I believe this seller sent me a fake heli and I returned mine. So you if you are looking for a true f3, make sure the one you get says syma on the top of the controller, and has the blue aluminum tail boom. The fake had a black tail boom and said "ei-hi" on the controller and the heli cape.
863198
This one is too small. Google "Syma x5c chargers" and there are several charges under 10.00 for the Syma. Quadrocopters are a blast!! Especially the miniature ones that work in unison.
2088187
I would imagine this might be the older version. It was out back in 2012 so I'm sure by now they have come up with something newer. If I'm not mistaken I think I read something about a newer one. But I'm not sure. I just know this one has been out for some time. That being said, if you do not have one of these, it's a pretty good Heli to fly. As some of the reviews have said, it's not for a beginner but still not too difficult to fly for someone who has a little flying time under their belt and I am assuming by the question asked, you have some experience flying these. I have a lot of fun with it. I have six helicopters. Most of them are indoor size but I do have 2 that are outdoor copters. This is one of them.
1514954
Honestly ,,, if you are going to spend a hundred bucks on a simulator I would just put another fifty with it and buy an mcpx . Sims are good for learning inverted control movements but can't compare to actually flying a machine . Find a grassy area and have fun . I have crashed my mcpx no less than a hundred times at a cost to fix of maybe 30$ . Stock up on main rotor linkages and order an extra servo for the main rotor and you will have loads of fun :-). Just my opinion , have a great time .
574449
Think you'll be fine. I only really had experience with cheap 30$ birds and a lot of call of duty helicopter flying, I you have a big room you'll be fine, hardest par is learning to launch it, get it off the ground quick with some immediate right bank and after that it flys pretty smooth, parts are cheap and it's easy to fix
420077
If you are new to 450 size and 3d flight, I think the RTF is good. I would recommend replacing the gyro. I replaced the stock unit with Spartan Quark and I love it.