Rc heli nitro.
10 February 2010, 08:26 PM
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Rc heli nitro.
I must stress these things can be lethal and are not for a bigginer to learn on in the back garded but with the time and knowledge they are fun 
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Compass night 50 3d model, futaba 401 gyro and 9257 (£170) , futaba 3050 swash servos (£35 x3) becs (40) flight power lypo (£25) os50 hyper engine (£120) mp5 pipe(£60) throttle servo (£15) main blades curtis (£60) tail blades again carbon (£18) canopy (£45) and the kit itself was £320 bare. The heli will not come with a receiver or tx but can show it hovering before the receiver is removed, the frame has a repair brace on it and the canopy has a few marks on it but everything else is true and stright and flys superb, not really the place to advertise this but have a butchers guys and feel free to pm me with any questions
. price. £290 the lot.
.Compass night 50 3d model, futaba 401 gyro and 9257 (£170) , futaba 3050 swash servos (£35 x3) becs (40) flight power lypo (£25) os50 hyper engine (£120) mp5 pipe(£60) throttle servo (£15) main blades curtis (£60) tail blades again carbon (£18) canopy (£45) and the kit itself was £320 bare. The heli will not come with a receiver or tx but can show it hovering before the receiver is removed, the frame has a repair brace on it and the canopy has a few marks on it but everything else is true and stright and flys superb, not really the place to advertise this but have a butchers guys and feel free to pm me with any questions
. price. £290 the lot.
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Well said about losing your head lol, no go on the buggy bud there a bit to two dimentional after the heli, i still have a rex 500 to play with but the nitro does not get used anymore, £1000 to get this thing in the air with the right bits but second hand value is awfull :-( . Stick with the buggy bud and do not let the heli bug bite :-)
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Bump for me heli, go on shaggy you know you need it 
and i'll show it flying for you, its still a current kit and all spares can be had from the relevant shops.
and i'll show it flying for you, its still a current kit and all spares can be had from the relevant shops.
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The model is a compas night 50.3d, that's what it was designed to do, very stable in the hover but able to do all the things a 3d heli (or should i say pilot) can do. The swash servo's are digital and metal geared, there is no crap avionics on this model and it will take you from the hover to what ever you can throw at it . The only thing this model will require is a tx and reciever, the spectrum dx6i is more than capable and comes with a full range reciever at a very affordabe price, if any one is local (ish) i am more than willing to show it fly and go through the set up, i'll allso through in some spares and put you on the right track for future parts .
. The only thing this model will require is a tx and reciever, the spectrum dx6i is more than capable and comes with a full range reciever at a very affordabe price, if any one is local (ish) i am more than willing to show it fly and go through the set up, i'll allso through in some spares and put you on the right track for future parts .
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