tacomadm18
Heliman
Location: South Jersey
| O.K,
Here's my story,,, (short one),,, About two years ago I wa heavy into helis,, didn't even fly my planes,,,, I flew 50 size and 90 size Hirobo's,,,,, built them and setup them up,,,,
** Got tired of tweaking,,, etc,,, etc,,,, and sold everything,,,,,,about 8 months ago,,,just flew my planes,,,,,,,,
** I getting the itch to get something,,,, been looking at some brushless RC cars/trucks,,, but figure I will be bored very quickly,,,,,
** So I started thinking of getting a small electric Heli,,,, A couple of the hobby shops in the area support e-flight and somewhat T-trex stuff,,,,, Mostly e-flight though,,,,,,,,, not that that's the biggest concern,,,,
** So what I'm thinking of is a heli just to fly around,, doesn't hav e to be 3d,,, I like to just fly,,, loops, rolls, etc,,,,,
* I also don't want to have to be tweaking all the time,,, I know it's part of the sport,,, but I don't want it to consume my flying time,,,,,
P.S - I have a few Thunder Power 2070, 3cell 25c batteries and I do have the Fuataba 6 channel 2.4ghz TX,,,,,
thanks in advance,,,,,
glen
Git-R-Done |
No really it is a super cheap and somewhat crappy heli but setup correctly it is a hoot. The Mini and Rex are definitely better setup-once-and-fly-100-packs kind of helis. They are really well designed and made. I would recommend the plastic version of either. The Mini will be easier to work on but the Rex has better local support for parts. Both fly great. The B400 is only for someone who doesn't want to touch the thing but fly it. It is full RTF and they fly fine but are by no means perfect. So in conclusion, I would look at the 450 crowd and go from there.
