- Location
- Bronx/Westchester
Anyone here fly rc helis? If so, what do you have and where do you fly?
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RC Heli Guys
- Thread starter CoralMeister
- Start date
- Location
- Bronx, NY
Yeah trex 600 which I am selling for a hexacopter. Coralmeister and I fly together quite often.
- Location
- LONG ISLAND
Had the jr vigor 60 and the thunder tiger 30 - no longer flying
- Location
- Long Island-east suffolk
I fly blade cx for indoor LOL and outside only if windy is dead calm 
I suggest u buy syma 107g for indoor its so fun and cheap -$20 hehe
I suggest u buy syma 107g for indoor its so fun and cheap -$20 hehe
- Location
- Bronx, NY
We use hubsan quadcopters for indoor flight. They fly similar to the complicated 6 channel big helicopters. Another indoor heli would be a trex 250. The problem with the blade and the syma is that they are coaxle so they might be fun to fly but dont react anything like the hobby grade ones. So in a way you could really mess up the muscle memory after going from a hobby grade one to a coaxle and then back. I know it happened to me.
After a year of flying my huge 48" trex 600 I flew a toy for 10 minutes and then went back to the real heli and I almost couldn't fly it because the controls are like 200% more sensitive.
After a year of flying my huge 48" trex 600 I flew a toy for 10 minutes and then went back to the real heli and I almost couldn't fly it because the controls are like 200% more sensitive.
I fly blade cx for indoor LOL and outside only if windy is dead calm
I suggest u buy syma 107g for indoor its so fun and cheap -$20 hehe
- Location
- astoria,new york
Trex 800e here
- Location
- Bronx, NY
- Location
- astoria,new york
Haven't flow much this year ,been playing with my 1/5th scale on road gasers
- Location
- Bronx/Westchester
- Location
- astoria,new york
Used to fly it in cedar creek in Long Island ,but got a trailer in Monticello so I take it up there ,also it's great for 1/5 scale off roading
- Location
- Bronx/Westchester
- Location
- Long Island-east suffolk
- Location
- Bronx, NY
Yeah. If you want to learn though its going to be much different then what you currently fly. I would recommend a trex 450 with a trainer kit. (sticks with ping pong balls attached.) It's the best one to learn on because the parts to fix it are affordable after a crash and it's a better size than the 250 because thats too small to constantly fix and it will be unstable when trying to learn.
- Location
- Bronx/Westchester
Would you guys like to meet up for a fly one of these days ?
- Location
- Bronx/Westchester
Id love to learn how to fly like this guy. Not quite there yet LOL Im using a Trex 450 DFC btw.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHijGs0ELnY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHijGs0ELnY
- Location
- Bronx, NY
Well here is a picture of the Trex 600 (helicopter which I'm now selling) and the new hexacopter I bought for long range FPV flight.
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Just want to say how technology has change over the years. I use to fly way back in the late 80's and the 90's with schulter champion, junior 50, hirobo shuttles, kyosho concepts, miniature aircraft xcel. Those were the norms of that era of rc helicopter. No one dare wanted an electric battery power helicopter. Every one was nitro gas only. And we live off pay check to pay check to fly these suckers. Lol
- Location
- sanctuary city
i fly a trex 250 and 450. Most of my flying is at kissena park. Good times there,,,
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