Thread: RC toilet bowl copter repair

Originally Posted by .RC.

Well here you go

No way am I stepping into anything I'm flying

Thats a lot of chopper for $95 but J&H has covered it not all being there, though there is a lot of metal so you might get to make your own spares. I havent flown bigger hellies. They take some setting up I believe but I dont really know the details.....have seen one crash though. I still haven't got my head around how they pull off some of the things they can do!!
To add a different spin on what J&H suggested, if you still want to learn to fly what helped me a lot is to buy a Tx* and then use it as the controller for a PC based RC plane/chopper sim. I crashed a lot of planes on them lol You just have to decide if you're going to fly mode 1 or 2.

Stuart

*I use a http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...arehouse_.html
If you've used the old style 27mHz Tx you'll be amazed what you can do with these things. channel mixing(so your rubber is mixed with your ailerons for coordinated turns or pretty much anything else you can think of ) . different rate curves. travel limits, setups for aile-vators(for wings with no tail)