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JustMe - 18 Sep 2006 20:58 GMT

Hi
New to this flying and have bought an entry level heli, Ripmax Sabre.
I'm looking to get some practise first via a good (reasonable priced!!)
heli sim. Looking for some advice on what to go for and also what din
connector to buy so I can use my rc unit on the PC. Also where to buy
it from.
Any input would be greatly appreciated
Regards
P.

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jeff - 19 Sep 2006 03:31 GMT

Hi Justme,

E-sky Lama 2

WOW Great Heli rite out of the box!.

This heli is the best! If you ever wanted to practice your flying,
this is the heli to get. This really help the guys and girls who miss
flying during the cold winter months. I use my heli simulator on my
computer but nothing can beat this heli Lama2 for the price; my
simulator cost more. This Lama2 makes the hobby so much fun that I
really enjoy flying in the comfort of my own home!

> Hi
> New to this flying and have bought an entry level heli, Ripmax Sabre.
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> Regards
> P.

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The OTHER Kevin in San Diego - 19 Sep 2006 16:24 GMT

>Hi Justme,
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>simulator cost more. This Lama2 makes the hobby so much fun that I
>really enjoy flying in the comfort of my own home!

I fly my Blade CP in my house all the time..

What are cold winter months??? :)

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Bill Boyd - 19 Sep 2006 09:10 GMT

Hi JustMe
I also bought a sabre
I am using FMS freeware simulator and I bought a simtransmitter (a joystick
which looks and feels like a 4 channel Tx)
finding it useful and fun. worth the £29.99 it cost me it for what it saved
in sabre spares!
good luck

Billbo

> Hi
> New to this flying and have bought an entry level heli, Ripmax Sabre.
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> Regards
> P.

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