barebones 450 or 500 heli for under $200?

[FoamNoob]

I keep upping my price range, regrettably. If anyone knows of something, I'm all ears
thx
(I looked for days and could not find anything in this price range that wasn't discontinued, hence me turning to the ft forum)

 

[PsyBorg]

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00GM8BNBO/?tag=lstir-20

took under a minute.. there are more if you look around.

 

[FoamNoob]

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00GM8BNBO/?tag=lstir-20

took under a minute.. there are more if you look around.

thx!!!

 

[Ketchup]

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00GM8BNBO/?tag=lstir-20

took under a minute.. there are more if you look around.

Little off topic but I love the amazon description for it.

Also this has no electronics, so it will cost a bit more than 200 dollars all up. Tbh you will have a very hard time finding a 450 or 500 size heli for 200 dollars, let alone a scale one.

 

[Ketchup]

By your past posts it looks like you are a newer pilot, so a big heli really isn't the best choice, there is lots more to go wrong and these things are dangerous and can kill a person. I know that horizon hobby (specifically blade) makes some beginner helis that are well within your price range, and I'm sure that they will help you learn a lot. You can probably convert one of those smaller helis into a scale one in the future if you really want, just something to think about.

 

[PsyBorg]

Little off topic but I love the amazon description for it. View attachment 193051
Also this has no electronics, so it will cost a bit more than 200 dollars all up. Tbh you will have a very hard time finding a 450 or 500 size heli for 200 dollars, let alone a scale one.

Brother asked for a "Bare Bones" kit under 200... Just pointing him in the direction he asked.. He seems impatient and dead set on throwing money to the wind so nothing I can do there. This is what 2nd 3rd thread he started on this topic?

 

[FoamNoob]

By your past posts it looks like you are a newer pilot, so a big heli really isn't the best choice, there is lots more to go wrong and these things are dangerous and can kill a person. I know that horizon hobby (specifically blade) makes some beginner helis that are well within your price range, and I'm sure that they will help you learn a lot. You can probably convert one of those smaller helis into a scale one in the future if you really want, just something to think about.

I can afford to spend 400-500 dollars if it is spread over time, I just can't spend it all at once, hence me asking for a barebones kit...I may seem impulsive, and maybe I am just an idiot... I was hoping to get a larger rc so I wouldn't have to buy multiple too quickly, but maybe I am just ignorant. I appreciate your input though

 

[JettaManDan]

http://www.ehirobo.com/copterx-cx-450-black-angel-flybarless-helicopter-kit.html

i have one of those...its a decent kit to start with