Showing posts with label Beginner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beginner. Show all posts

Monday, November 14, 2011

Micro RC Helicopters For Everyone From Beginner to Expert

Micro RC Helicopters For Everyone From Beginner to Expert

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Everyone from child to adult has I'm sure at one time or another had the dream of flying a helicopter. With the advances of battery technology and smaller cheaper manufacturing of the parts required that dream is now possible. Now anyone from kid to adult, beginner to expert can fly there very own RC helicopter without breaking the bank. Everything from your basic hover to full 3D maneuvers can now be preformed in your living room!

Before you jump right in and go by the first RC helicopter you see there are things to be considered. The most important thing is to get a helicopter you will be able to fly and enjoy without first becoming frustrated. There are many options out there so do your research. My personal favourite and most recommend being the micro size helicopters, most of which can be flown in your living room! For those just starting out I would highly recommend to get a coaxial helicopter (there are two sets of rotor blades) like the e-flite blade mcx or walkera 5g6. You could also get one of those little foam helicopters you find at Wal-Mart or Toys R Us like the Air Hogs Havoc Helicopter. These micro sized helicopters are excellent to get the feel for flying and have a lot of fun without ever having to leave the house. Another great advantage is that the small foam helicopters will recharge right off the controller in less then 5 minutes and you're in the air again.

Once you've begun to master that little guy you can then start to think about moving up to a more capable helicopter with more control. Now for the best part, just because you need more performance does not mean you need a bigger helicopter. With technology how it is you can get a helicopter of the same size with much more capability. For the next step up I would recommend looking for a fixed pitch micro helicopter. Some examples of this size are the E-Flite Blade mSR or the Walkera 4#3b. With these helicopters you will begin to really get a feel for what it's like to fly a helicopter. You can go from a basic hover to zipping around the living room and landing on just about any flat surface and before you know it you will start to see everything as a helipad.

After your finished landing on just about everything in the living room you may be wondering about the next step up. Well this is where once again modern technology is your best friend. You can now go out and purchase a fully capable 3D helicopter that fits in the palm of your hand. For this next stage of your adventure from beginner to pro I would recommend a cyclic pitch (blades have variable pitch) micro helicopter. In this category your best choices are the Walkera 4G3 or the Walkera 4G6. You could also get the Heli-Max Novus CP however it is simply a Walkera 4G3 rebranded. With this micro helicopter you will be able to continue to master your skills with hovering orientation and landings. Once you are a master at these basic skills you can then move up to more advanced maneuvers like aerobatics and inverted flying (yes you can fly upside down even in your living room). With these maneuverable little helicopters you can even move outside on calm evenings for more space when doing those loops and rolls. Then once you think you're a pro with the helicopter you can do yet even more with these little guys by upgrading there parts for even more performance!

Overall there is a whole new world out there with the technology we now have at our disposal. Anyone from beginner to expert can get into the hobby with little cost and lots of fun. Micro helicopters have caught the market by storm and there cheap prices have got a lot of people into this wonderful hobby and I hope you too will get the bug and join us micro helicopters enthusiasts. May you have many happy landings and many more hours of fun and enjoyment

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Saturday, July 23, 2011

Beginner RC Plane Stupid! (See box) RCPowers

Beginner RC Plane Stupid! (See box) RCPowers Tube. Duration : 6.83 Mins.


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Friday, July 15, 2011

Beginner RC Helicopters

Always buy a remote controlled helicopter with a minimum of 4 channels - anything less is to control difficult to maintain and fly in all directions. 4 channels are challenging, but once you get the hang of it, the flying experience is a thousand times better and will serve you well should you ever wanted to switch to advanced helicopter. Models advanced 6-channel or more, up to the next step or a first purchase if you have adequate support.

Buy oneHelicopter with a good backup and support - you can spare parts, upgrades, telephone or e-mail support and someone to fix it, if things go wrong. Consider a company that backup and support for a serious RC helicopter has technicians.

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Buy educational materials to accompany your helicopter will spend some time practicing really paid dividends when it is in the air. The aid could include training ping pong balls (stabilizers) which are purchased from all good RCshop.

Consider a flight simulator - Phoenix offers the most realistic graphics and experience, or you can download the free FMS flight simulator. You can then play on your computer and self-confidence before starting for real.

Have realistic expectations - RC helicopters are incredibly fun, but you must resist the temptation to loop-the-loop to go on the first try. Try the RC on the ground, they fly only a foot or so above the ground until you are in control.Some helicopters are easier than others to move, so get some advice first.

Beginner RC Helicopters

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