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Old 01-05-2013, 07:04 AM   #26
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Actually surprised there is little to no interest in this quad. I have been playing around with mine here in a Maintenance shop and I must have crashed it into everything from an MRAP to a JLG crane and it still to break any parts (Knock on wood)

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Took this little guy outside today for the first time and I was actually surprised how well it did not do. The breeze was just that a slight breeze and it did not take to it to well eventually it would settle down and fly straight but it sure like to wobble around. Had to make a slight repair to the canopy it cracked some when it came off the suport bar but other than that no damage to the copter itself. Now the charger on the other hand well I goofed I moved the charger while the little plug was still hooked up and dropped it causing the very tiny pins to bend. ARGH tried to straighten then with no succesas so had to order a replacement. Takes a miniimum of a week or 2 to get here in Afghan country but will have to wait until then for I have no other charger. Ehh what can you do thank goodness for sims. Practice Pratice Practic until then

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is this thing easy to fly? i have an mcx2 which probably is easier to fly than that
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Fishbonez, Nitro Jr. has one, and he loves it. It actually gave him the confidence he needed to fly a larger quad. We bring his to every indoor session we go to, and it is pretty good with it.

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is this thing easy to fly? i have an mcx2 which probably is easier to fly than that
Lets just say if I can fly it anyone can fly it It definitly is a learning curve for me because I have to switch my mind to say you are not flying an airplane. That is the hardest for me but other than that i thinnk it easy to fly and I do enjoy it.

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Fishbonez, Nitro Jr. has one, and he loves it. It actually gave him the confidence he needed to fly a larger quad. We bring his to every indoor session we go to, and it is pretty good with it.
Sweet. Im glad to hear it because my daughter has a small interest in them. Originally when I started this addiction I was hoping it would be something my daughter and I could enjoy. well that did not pan out to well but she does have small interest in heli so I thouhgt I might give this to her when I return to the States in hopes it might spur some interest back in her into this hobby. I am also glad it boosted his confidence becaue I would like to try a larger one just unsure if I am ready for it yet.

Edit: My charger just got her today back at it soon

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