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#9
12-09-2007, 07:12 PM
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| Re: Huh? Quote:
How do you feel about being only a hovering member again? I for one thinks that it sucks! Val, Can't you fix this? Huey
__________________ We have nothing to fear but fear it's self! And the hard, hard reality of subterranean flight! Walkera 36- 430L,30amp esc, Futaba 6ch Walkera 36- basket case-Comet 500, Kalt Baron Whisper, Caliber 30 GMP/ HIROBO COBRA 50 FLYING!!  |
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#10
12-10-2007, 09:28 AM
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| Re: Huh? Ahh, S@#t happens. I hope the lost info is found, I still haven't finished reading the #36 treads. |
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#11
12-10-2007, 03:45 PM
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| Re: Huh? Yeah this stinks about losing all taht info. I was going to do a bunch of research on the #36, but now I can't. I am considering getting a Raptor G2, but wanted to know if should get an Esky Belt Cp instead because I heard the Walkera (Raptor G2) models have problematic electronics. Is this true? This is going to be my first RC heli however I have have raced RC cars and flown planes for years, but that was also years ago. I am sure I will catch on much quicker though that the average Joe being all my RC experience. |
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#12
12-16-2007, 10:19 AM
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| I say go for the belt CP, Walkera electrics do ****. Or get a bare bones #36 and add electrics of your own choosing. As for previous R/C experience, I think mine didn't help much with helis. Planes and helis are 2 totally diffrent beasts. |
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