What you want is the Electric Helicopters Beginners guide.
Go to http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=342742
and download the file. Good reading. Let me know if you need any help.
Where are you located??
Chris
> How's about a beginning spelling guide?
> >I was wondering if anyone knew of a good beginners guide or some sort of
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> > adjustments or setup for this part of the hobby the better. Thanks in
> > advance for any advice
You know Paul, sometimes, when you don't have anything constructive to add,
it's best to keep your mouth shut! Ruiz may have a couple of grammer issues
in his post (most of us do now and then) but his spelling isn't bad at all.
I've seen a lot worse!
To Ruiz:
Someone else posted a link with regards to the electrics. I'm sure it will
help. As a further suggestion, get hold of a copy of Ray's Helicopter
Manual by Ray Hostetler. I think it's in it's third edition now. It's got
tons of good info on just about anything you can think of related to model
helicopters.
Best of luck & Fly Safe,
Steve R.
> How's about a beginning spelling guide?
>>I was wondering if anyone knew of a good beginners guide or some sort of
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>> adjustments or setup for this part of the hobby the better. Thanks in
>> advance for any advice
Ruiz - 30 Oct 2005 06:24 GMT
Thanks, guys (Steve and Red_Bastard). That's the kind of advice I was
hoping for.
> You know Paul, sometimes, when you don't have anything constructive to add,
> it's best to keep your mouth shut! Ruiz may have a couple of grammer issues
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> >> adjustments or setup for this part of the hobby the better. Thanks in
> >> advance for any advice
Paul Woodsford - 30 Oct 2005 20:40 GMT
These are some links I found useful. They are more to do with Gas Heli's but
there is a lot of general info as well.
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> Thanks, guys (Steve and Red_Bastard). That's the kind of advice I was
> hoping for.
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>> >> advance for any advice
PNB - 30 Oct 2005 18:59 GMT
My apology!
> You know Paul, sometimes, when you don't have anything constructive to
> add, it's best to keep your mouth shut! Ruiz may have a couple of grammer
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>>> adjustments or setup for this part of the hobby the better. Thanks in
>>> advance for any advice
>How's about a beginning spelling guide?
To be followed by a "what the hell kind of word is how's?" guide?