Model Forum / Radio Controlled / Helicopters / October 2006

Hey, need some advice from some of you experienced flyers.
I have a T-Rex 450SE and on lift off it want to pitch to the front left
(i.e. front left last off the ground) in a very pronounced way.
Blades are balanced and tracking good.

I am brand new to this hobby. I currently have a venom ocean rescue. I have
crashed it a few times and have spent about $70.00 on blades,skids and other
parts due to crashes. Does anybody make a rugged helicopter for a beginner.
Also I don't understand how they can call it an ...

CAN ANYONE OUT THERE HELP..I AM TRYING TO OBTAIN A MANUAL FOR AN
ORIGINAL MORLEY HUGHES 300 ..I HAVE TRIED QUICK UK BUT NO SUCSESS
..THANKS,,,
MARTIN

I own a Mikado Logo 10 and was wandering how much of a difference the
light tail blades would make to the stability of it?

I know nothing about RC helicopters.  I am willing to spend up to $300.
What do you guys recommend I buy?  I want something that actually flys
like a real helicopter outdoors.  Thanks for the help.

Can anyone recommend a shop in the cambridge area. I have been to one and I
was amazed how unhelpful he was!!! My main interest is in Helicopters.
Thanks
Roger.

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I've noticed that the T-rex and most model heli tail rotors are on the
starboard side of the aircraft.  Nearly all pictures of a real heli I've seen
are on the port side....why is this?
Thxs

I've had a Twister V2 for about 3 weeks and have been using it for about 40
minutes each day. I can make it slide around the floor ok but seem to be
unable to fly it. It changes direction so quick I can not correct it.
I know helicopters are very hard to fly by their very nature ...