Model Forum / Radio Controlled / Helicopters / February 2007

What do you think about this tx? Is it a good buy or is there something
better for the money? I plan on flying Trex 450 for now and perhaps bigger
nitro/electric heli in the future. Thanks in advance.
Denis

I'm new to this type of thing
I recently borrowed a friends reflex xtr simulator, he lent me his before I
committed to buying my own, which I've now done but and there's always a
but..

I tried out Clearview and it seems very jumpy comapred to Pre-Flight and
FMS. I would like to know what's good out there.
Thanx

Why is it called a pitch curve.
Could it not be called a pitch line,
or a pitch archway,
or even a pitch dodecahedron.

The New 17" HP Laptop comes with a Nvidia 6150 integrated "shared video
GPU."
Will Realflight G3.5 run on this integrated display?
Knife Edge and Realflight don't mention anything about integrated shared

I have an "Schlueter Champion" for sale. Heli has a .60 Engine, Gyro,
and is in good mechanical condition. The Heli was flown only a couple
of times in the 80's. The price is wil be reasonable.
Thank You. :)

Is there anywhere a gasoline powered coaxial rotor rc helicopter can
be bought?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUvmPj9zU64&mode=related&search=

I'm selling my Reflex XTR simulator.
Would also consider swapping for a good small gyro (Futaba GY-401
preferred).
See BMFA Classifieds here

My previous flying experience was with gliders. These are fairly
docile beasts and, compared to helicopters, are almost static in the
sky.
My transmitter grip has always been thumbs on stick, no neck strap or

We have 2 E flite copters here and both of them are about to get a home with
someone else. Mine is a Blade CP, my son has a CX2. Parts quality has been
terrible and not getting any better. I'll give you a few examples. On  my
CP, the upper shaft/spindle assembly was replaced to ...