bit by the heli bug. HARD.

[rootar]

the msr with the links moved with absoutlely HAUL, im big into helis but i never had my own sim, im played on the ones in hobby town here and there but if you can fly the decent on the sim then what are you waiting for

take the blade 400 for a spin, they are very easy to fly when setup well (it usually takes longer to learn how to properly setup and build your helis than it does to fly them)

i sold my blade 400 months ago and built a t-rex 450ra but i have never flown it, i fly my MSR when ever i feel the need and to fly my big helis it takes up alot of time... but come summer ill be able to take my big helis to the track with me and fly them when im not practicing...

[ClodMaxx]

Originally Posted by rchippie

My boss at the hobby shop has a Trex 600 . It flys on 6s lipo & is BAD ass . Thank's again for giving up your avatar to me .

let me know if your boss ever wants to sell his trex.
and no problem at all. i've been away from here for a while...glad to see you still have it.

Originally Posted by rootar

the msr with the links moved with absoutlely HAUL, im big into helis but i never had my own sim, im played on the ones in hobby town here and there but if you can fly the decent on the sim then what are you waiting for

take the blade 400 for a spin, they are very easy to fly when setup well (it usually takes longer to learn how to properly setup and build your helis than it does to fly them)

i made my own training gear for my b400(s)... as soon as i can operate the rx outside without my fingers going numb after 2 minutes, i'll have it out. the sim is great because while i'm pretty good at hovering now, i can try different tricks and get good at them. i have a feeling i'll use it a lot, even when i'm better at CP flying.

the good thing is that i have a pretty good community in my area - a few guys have years and years of experience and are very willing to help anyone out. there's a community college nearby with a big field they all fly at.