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^^^ohh, nice toy you have purchased :tinfoil:
Let's see how it works, and you say something when this arrives
Let's see how it works, and you say something when this arrives
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I cant decide between this and a walkera 4#3
The walkera is twice as much money but its got a high capacity battery and good reviews.
My freind would disagree , he says the walkera's are fine, but very unreliable.
Don't buy the 4#3 - although it's a good heli, I've heard it's much harder to fly then the newer models like my V100D01. If you go Walkera go with a V model.I cant decide between this and a walkera 4#3..
Define "unreliable"... My two Walkeras still function fine. The problem is that they don't appreciate crashing all too much. But I guess that applies to all "serious" 4/6ch helis... I've spent enough on spare parts. "Foamies" (blades) shred the moment they come in contact with any hard surface... I've also shredded just about everything else on my Walkeras (tail booms, tail rotors, gears,...), but it was always my fault (i.e. crash & burn...).My freind would disagree , he says the walkera's are fine, but very unreliable.
The Blade mCPx looks amazing with its 3D capability but I think its a little too much helicopter for me. I have only messed around with the AirHogs brand (from wally world) which are 2 channel :crackup: and a coaxial 3 channel I bought off ebay that flew twice before the tail rotor broke.
After you get a little fixed pitch heli experience, go for the mCP X! You won't be disappointed. They can take a beating if you chop the throttle before you hit a hard object (none if you crash in tall lawns), will easily fly outside in 15+ mph winds, and parts are readily available at your local hobby shop.