Poll: Stable and nice E-heli

[Demented]

Please help me...

[Brandon Chng]

you forgot to include the new TT E-raptor. that might beat all the others flat.

[Adrianli]

Ur poll is like "want cheap, want green n want big ni ni" type.

Most bang for the buck is EP8.

Nost stable???? -------> That will depend on the pilot skill liao!!!


Ask HZM n he will tell u Honey Bee is the most stable heli as he can hover it without any problems at all!!!




Actually, all the heli u posted has its gd n bad points.

[pilot_bear]

don't find this poll fair, not the same size/class, and some heli is not even selling yet.

[Demented]

Lol i want pi i want chi but not tua nini cause tua nini not stable... too bedrobatic

kk first thing of all... im a very troublesome person (so bare with me) I cannt fly a heli... but i love building them in fact i love building anything....

ok tats beside the point... the point is i want to buy a nice and stable heli without been bedrobatic... er ...ok u get my point...

im trying to be fair as i didnt include the micros in and i know the fact tat been small= unstable and besides, all the most common e-helis are of different sizes

k... got real bad experience with trex Xv2 the slop is so horrible that little input cannot be read and slightly higher input, the heli is heading some direction real fast...
anyway... i forgot to add the e-raptor... continue to vote folks...

[helirulz]

undoubtly the Trex600 and E-raptor will be most stable. Their 50 size helis man!
next step up would be 90size electric. Fury Ion

[helirulz]

Most beautiful would be Lepton

[Demented]

helirulz... i think you're right... i got the same thinking as you...

I think i have to let go the HDX 450SE Helicopter Kit deal... tot i was good...
sounds cheap and nice to me... i think i should start stashing $150 every month for a year to save for e-raptor or trex600... (1 year because by then most of the "bugs" had been even out) lesson learned from trex450...

[skyblueblue]

I would think its how much time n money r u gonna spend.

The more time u spend on setting the heli, the more stable it wil be, right ?

The bigger the heli, the higher chance of burning a hole in the pocket, right ?

I would stick to parts support and price of the spares available.

[ethinger]

this poll is uhh...
hahaha no worries bro!
it all comes down to your fingers and concentration.
ofcourse the bigger the heli, bigger disc rotor helps
CCPM HELPS alot too

it all comes down to buget i guess, if you get the money, the Ion X from MA would DEFINATELY be the best and most stable out of the bunch!
but again are u willing to pay 2k on batteries ALONE???

why E? if for convenience? a Trex SE would do to fly indoors. flies like its on rails already lah...

[X34]

this poll is uhh...
hahaha no worries bro!
it all comes down to your fingers and concentration.
ofcourse the bigger the heli, bigger disc rotor helps
CCPM HELPS alot too

it all comes down to buget i guess, if you get the money, the Ion X from MA would DEFINATELY be the best and most stable out of the bunch!
but again are u willing to pay 2k on batteries ALONE???

why E? if for convenience? a Trex SE would do to fly indoors. flies like its on rails already lah...

Well said

Demented, all helis if well built are very stable. Given the most TK heli, if you don't take care of the minor details while building, the heli won't perform well either. For instance, bearing not seating square, screw not straight, gear meshing too tight etc....Having said all that, I find the instruction manual that comes with most kits are incomplete, it show assembly instruction and no tolerances as if the kit is a static model. Most German kits provide the tolerances, and Hirobo started to provide such info from 2004.