Looking for cheap helis for hobby start up.

[Instinctloh]

Bro, I will reccommend you start off with a flight simulator. Cause flying helicopters is an expensive hobby. At least after buying the flight simulator, you won't have to worry about spending your money on crashes. Cause the only place that you will crash for now is at the simulator. I hope this helps.

actually I already have a sim.

Will try on it till I can hover.

Thks

[angelswerkz]

Guys, thanks for all the suggestion. I not looking on going into the big spending, just would like to have the feel first.

[chilling]

Guys, thanks for all the suggestion. I not looking on going into the big spending, just would like to have the feel first.

Hi just pm u.

Cheers

[KIDO]

If you are impatient with the Simulator, get a 4CH heli co-axial then progress to a 4CH fixed pitch. When you are REALLY poisoned and willing commit big time (time and $$$), then get your 6CH.

A 4CH heli is usually smaller and can be flown in small space/indoors. A 6CH heli on the other hand, is more mobile and will require a lot more clearance (outdoor) to fly.

[dloh]

Giant's Heli

I tink giant got sell heli at 39.90......this shld be the type u looking for

R u talkiing about coxial here?

[dloh]

Try

actually I already have a sim.

Will try on it till I can hover.

Thks

U tried E sky big lama? Its fun indoor,..maybe outdoor with slight modification.

[caprc]

Waah, The community so friendly and supportive, So many eager to to give a helping hand and suggestive opinions , Kudos ! Upz for friendly members!!

[derrickwthrcheli]

Have a look isit the type & price u looks for

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derrickwthrcheli

[derrickwthrcheli]

Have a look isit the type n price u looking for with video also:-)

bro but I taut coxial is just a feel of left right forward n backward. When comes to non coaxial then hovering becomes another issue. Right?

I'm also a starter or rather know nuts about heli. If I wanted to start n willing to fork out $200 for it, what do u guys recommend for a start?

Thks.

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[j1n61e]

agree with simulator first.... no $$$ spent on each crash...