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MARK ASH - 06 Jan 2006 15:22 GMT

Looking for a decent sim to learn to fly my new Blade. I really am not
looking to spend a bunch of money though. Anyone have any suggestions.

Thanks.
Mark

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The OTHER Kevin in San Diego - 06 Jan 2006 17:48 GMT

>Looking for a decent sim to learn to fly my new Blade. I really am not
>looking to spend a bunch of money though. Anyone have any suggestions.

FMS is free, but not sure how "accurate" it is. You'll need to cobble
up a cable for your Tx to use it, but how-tos are all over the net.

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G-Man - 08 Jan 2006 05:45 GMT

You get what you pay for. G3 is the way to go. It's helped me a LOT!

G-Man

Blade CX, Blade CP, T-Rex CCPM

> Looking for a decent sim to learn to fly my new Blade. I really am not
> looking to spend a bunch of money though. Anyone have any suggestions.
>
> Thanks.
> Mark

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Buster Craphole - 20 Jan 2006 02:26 GMT

"G-Man" <shoot.digital@gmail.com> wrote in news:juWdnTVnTuWMOl3eRVn-
vg@adelphia.com:

> You get what you pay for. G3 is the way to go. It's helped me a LOT!
>
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>> Thanks.
>> Mark

Amen to that. I would have spent a hell of a lot more money on replacement
parts for my Blade CP if it hadn't been for the Real Flite G3. $200.00 is
what it costs and this will let you go from beginner to 3D. The basic
assortment of airplanes and Helicopters that come with it will give you a
real taste of both hobbies. There are enough variations of Heli's that you
will get a good sampeling of what each is like. It also has the wattnot.
The wattnot is a electric fixed pitch heli that is a real bugger to fly,
but once you get the hang of it you will gain the skills you will need to
fly your Blade. Believe me, I just went through this myself. Now I can
hover my Blade like a champ.

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Model Forum / Radio Controlled / Helicopters / January 2006

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