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| This Looks Interesting http://www.made-in-china.com/user/?f...rod_id=Tc4NDQO Guys, take a look at this. By the looks of the transmitter, the heli is about the size of a 1/10 scale racing car. I wonder if this is one of those shoot up in the sky and let it drop Air-Chargers or what? Any comments? |
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| Looks neat! I was asking myself the question the other day, why do people say the Hoverfly (http://www.snelflight.co.uk/) is good to practice real model heli flying, when there are products like the Vectron around. Then I realised: The Vectron is always "tail in" - i.e., it always flies in the direction the cyclic is pointed, regardless of where it is in it's rotation (neat, huh?!). So you can't practice anything other than tail-in hovering with a Vectron, whereas a Hoverfly is like a real heli as far as orientation is concerned. Back to this neat little model: 2 channels? Hmm... Sounds like it won't do much - maybe power on/off (i.e., up/down) and rudder? Can't look it up now 'cause I have to get up early for a job tomorrow, but you've caught my interest, thanks!! |
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| yeah, Im sure it wont do inverted loops :-P |
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