Spyke_696
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I just got my first rc heli a bladde scout cx about 50it its a micro indoor model this thing is the bast 50 i ever spent crashed alot at first ....no damage wow lol well i must say its a must buy for noobs
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Spyke_696
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Yes I'm gunna buy 2 more one for my step dad and one for my wife oh and my 4month old son loves watching it fly 2
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I also wanna step it up a little i am getting realy good at this thing so i wanna try and get a little bigger one with the regular controls cause i know this ones set up different
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I also wanna step it up a little i am getting realy good at this thing so i wanna try and get a little bigger one with the regular controls cause i know this ones set up different
hamz9561
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Its bigger brother the mCX is a fun bird to fly also and can be paired with a computer type radio to enhance its already good performance.
Spyke_696
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Whats one of those run?
hamz9561
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The mCX2 BNF is about $80 and the RTF is $120 at AMain.
Spyke_696
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Whats one of those run and how much bigger is it
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What ones best to get cause I'm realy good with this one
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What ones best to get cause I'm realy good with this one
hamz9561
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The difference between the 2 is that the RTF comes with a radio and the BNF doesn't. If you want a bit more of a challenge try the mSR. It is a fun little bird with a tail rotor. It's also running about $100. I have both the mCX and the mSR and enjoy both. I also have an mQX which is an entirely different flying experience.
SchrodeMode
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+1 to the MCX2, they're a blast. If I were you, I'd pass the scout down to someone else and get the MCX2 for myself. If you feel confident, though, the MSRx is $99 RTF. I have one and it's a blast, you can put it on low rates until you get familiar with it. After you get the basics down, go into high rates or get a DX6.
hamz9561
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+1 on the DX6i or DX7s. They give you so much more control and the ability to do mixes and set the expo curve.
Ron Olson
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When you get more advanced you can rotate the fly-bar 90 degrees to get more throw. They're pretty good little heli's for the price for a beginner.
Once you get good with one of the Scout's or MCX's, get yourself a Ladybird. It's kind of a stupid name seeing how it looks like a Lady Bug but it's a quad-copter. For the same $50.00 that I paid for the Scout, this thing hauls indoors or out even in windy conditions!
Once you get good with one of the Scout's or MCX's, get yourself a Ladybird. It's kind of a stupid name seeing how it looks like a Lady Bug but it's a quad-copter. For the same $50.00 that I paid for the Scout, this thing hauls indoors or out even in windy conditions!
