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errr.... why need a co-pilot?? wouldn't the co-pilot take away the joy of hovering a RC heli???After so many years, I am still a beginner
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There are more purpose of using the co-pilot nowadays.Originally posted by Bee_Flower View Post
It is not for beginners anymore. Tink of aerial photography and the many FYP projects.
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Originally posted by Adrianli View PostThere are more purpose of using the co-pilot nowadays. It is not for beginners anymore. Tink of aerial photography and the many FYP projects.
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Anyways, i jus want feedbacks, to know abt setting it up; whether it can assist in fwd flight, turns. For a beginner, it may gv a bit of confidence in controlling a heli. Save up on errors n crashes n repairs.
quite true it'll take the joy out of hovering, but to a certain extent only, IMO. Chk out the vids..........
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIyQwyxU4eg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56YWa...eature=relatedConquer Your Stick!!Comment
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Just wondering is it possible to Aerial photography with a 450 size heli??Originally posted by Adrianli View PostThere are more purpose of using the co-pilot nowadays. It is not for beginners anymore. Tink of aerial photography and the many FYP projects.
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Y not? if u hv a small enuff camera wz remote & if u can achieve a stable hover at certain heights, i tink it is possible.Originally posted by kiratime View PostJust wondering is it possible to Aerial photography with a 450 size heli??Conquer Your Stick!!Comment
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