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10 Responses to “Esky Honey Bee CP2 RC Helicopter”

1. 

   urtoast6
   

   10. Apr, 2008

   nice! i just brought a honey bee cp2 but have spent nearly 4 weeks fixing it, i think it should be ready to on sunday. i will post a video in response to your’s when i do my first flight
2. 

   jayuph
   

   11. Apr, 2008

   Thanks, and good luck with your heli!
   –
   Jeff
3. 

   bmxformoney
   

   16. Oct, 2008

   Nice flying. Right now i Fly planes and i am looking to get a heli. is this a good stock RTF heli?
4. 

   alakaile
   

   29. Dec, 2008

   nice flyin my honey bee cp2 is arriving tomoro with the anti crash kit is it harder to fly with the kit on or off ? i wont be flyin it yet tho til i get the simulator for it lol
5. 

   jayuph
   

   31. Dec, 2008

   I’d say that the anti-crash kit helps with landing, but not take-off. I practiced spinning up and down without the kit on (like what is recommended in some heli tutorials).
6. 

   jayuph
   

   31. Dec, 2008

   Sorry for the late reply. I’ve heard that it’s a lot easier to fly one with a belt-driven tail rotor that has variable pitch. I got this one used, but if I was buying new I think I’d get the honey bee belt-cp (I think that’s the model name).
7. 

   fromdowneast
   

   06. Mar, 2009

   Nice, i have the same one with brushless motor and carbon fibre main and tail blades
8. 

   amermustafa1
   

   10. May, 2009

   should i get the xlarge anti-crash kit? or the one you have
9. 

   jayuph
   

   16. May, 2009

   I didn’t have any trouble with mine. It added enough stability to my landings that I don’t think a bigger one would offer any more help.
10. 

    DiabloSVboy
    

    01. Jun, 2009

    Honeybee RTF flyes is good and nice. CP2 is a bit hard to newbegginers.

    PS. Nice flying outthere, i have a CP2 to:P little hard in the start:P