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My question is the price jump really worth it for a MSR? I recently purchased a Double Horse 9098 heli($28) and a Viefly v268($25). I like the metal body on the 9098, however after a few minor crashes it barely lifts off. But still fun. The v268 is a great lightweight heli. So basically the next step is getting a little more advanced and finding a copter i can mod and replace parts easily. MSR looks great, however the price of the s107 is great too. Having the gyro seems to really help stability. Any thoughts on a step-up upgrade and what have you all enjoyed? Thanks |
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Syma S107 is a toy and only 3 channel. I believe it is infared so range is limited. Does not control like a real rc heli.
MSR is a real rc heli that will teach you orientation and how to fly. It is 2.4 ghz digital so wide range. It maybe better for you to get a MCX instead, the MSR can really move. Good luck, Steven |
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Thanks for the response profilefan. I also heard people talking about the MCX RTF. It is 4 ch, coaxial.
What would the community prefer? MSR or a MCX for indoor small room flight? Thanks! |
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Welcome aboard Pleased to meet you ![]() Some info for you http://www.wattflyer.com/forums/show...09&postcount=8 Take care Yours Hank |
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As Profilefan mentioned, the MSR can get up and move. For a total beginner (To hobby quality RC helo's, not the toys) I think the MCX is the best bet. The MSR can be fun to hover around, too, but really needs some space when it gets moving.
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not to mention the msr will have parts all over the place should you need them.
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I went from air hogs helis the msr... I have lots of rc car racing under my belt so that
might be helping. You ca set up the msr to be pretty slow and quite tame if you get a digital radio like the dx6i. Then its a flick of a switch to go to fast mode. I am still on slow mode :-) |
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Give it a try. syma s107 mods
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Fost,
I have an MSR and an MCX that I will let go at a good price, they would both be BNF though so you would need to provide a TX and batteries. Both helicopters have spare parts. PM me if you are interested. |
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