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6 Responses to “Walkera HM 4#3B double brushless motors”

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   YourFriendlyMe
   

   19. Jun, 2009

   ok my questions are is it an intermediate heli if i had experience on 2 and 3 channel helis am i considered as an intermediate rc heli pilot if so thanks
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   Helicopsi
   

   21. Jun, 2009

   A helicopter as this 4#3, flies like a more sophisticated model(ie it is always sliding on the air). It is interesting if you fly frequently. Otherwise a coaxial like the Walkera 5G6 has the same displacement but stops as soon as you stop moving the commands. Easier but less realistic.
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   YourFriendlyMe
   

   21. Jun, 2009

   yes but i already experienced the 5g6 yes its very easy to fly but i want a litttle more chalenging heli is this the right one for a fixed pichted
4. 

   Helicopsi
   

   21. Jun, 2009

   Yes, this heli resists to the majority of the crashs and the parts are cheaps. So it’s really a good training machine. It has a good agility better than other FP. So after you can fly a CP (more sophisticated) very easily. But take care with this 4#3B full brushless. The AC brushless motor seems to have a problem with its axle. I had to open it to clean it.
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   OghamTheBold
   

   23. Aug, 2009

   Looks a bit frisky – I want to see novices flying it
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   matiasjure16
   

   04. Sep, 2009

   Resents the wind, as with the Lama V4 or similar models? Thank you!