Ethanator10000
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Hello everyone!
I think that Helicopters are pretty cool and I want to get my first one. (aside from some air-hogs crap)
I'm looking at a few:
WlToys V931/ XK 123 http://www.banggood.com/WLtoys-V931-2_4G-6CH-Brushless-Scale-Lama-Flybarless-RC-Helicopter-p-934884.html or on HobbyKing http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__66864__WLToys_V931_AS350_Collective_Pitch_Scale_3D_RC_Helicopter_Ready_to_Fly_.html
Hisky HCP100S (It's the HobbyKing Assault 100) http://www.banggood.com/Hisky-HCP100S-6CH-2_4Ghz-Dual-Brushless-RC-Helicopter-With-New-X-6S-p-963645.html or http://www.banggood.com/Hisky-HCP100S-6CH-Dual-Brushless-RC-Helicopter-With-H-6-Transmitter-p-963646.html (The first link has a slighlty nicer TX)
There is also a BNF version which uses an adapter http://www.banggood.com/Hisky-HCP100S-6CH-3-Axis-Gyro-Dual-Brushless-RC-HeliHT8-Adapter-p-966222.html or the HobbyKing Version http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__77093__Assault_100_Flybarless_Dual_Brushless_Micro_3D_Helicopter_w_RF_Module_Radio_Ready_.html
The only reason I am worried about the BNF adapter versions is that the adapter will not be compatible with my FlySky I6 radio. Would it if I get another cable? I can't get the normal HobbyKing BNF without the adapter either since I don't have a Spektrum radio.
Basically I'm looking to see if anyone has any experience with these heli's and I am wondering what you think. I really want to learn 3D. For the banggood Hisky links is it worth spending extra for the nicer TX if I can't use the adapter with my FlySky?
Another possible option would be to buy the BNF WlToys one, but also buy another manufacturer's RX board (which uses FHSS) and then I could use the Turnigy FHSS adapter but I would also need a cable which I don't even know exists. I'm not buying the other manufacturers RTF version because it is $100 more for some reason in the warehouse that ships to me.
Thanks, Ethan
I think that Helicopters are pretty cool and I want to get my first one. (aside from some air-hogs crap)
I'm looking at a few:
WlToys V931/ XK 123 http://www.banggood.com/WLtoys-V931-2_4G-6CH-Brushless-Scale-Lama-Flybarless-RC-Helicopter-p-934884.html or on HobbyKing http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__66864__WLToys_V931_AS350_Collective_Pitch_Scale_3D_RC_Helicopter_Ready_to_Fly_.html
Hisky HCP100S (It's the HobbyKing Assault 100) http://www.banggood.com/Hisky-HCP100S-6CH-2_4Ghz-Dual-Brushless-RC-Helicopter-With-New-X-6S-p-963645.html or http://www.banggood.com/Hisky-HCP100S-6CH-Dual-Brushless-RC-Helicopter-With-H-6-Transmitter-p-963646.html (The first link has a slighlty nicer TX)
There is also a BNF version which uses an adapter http://www.banggood.com/Hisky-HCP100S-6CH-3-Axis-Gyro-Dual-Brushless-RC-HeliHT8-Adapter-p-966222.html or the HobbyKing Version http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__77093__Assault_100_Flybarless_Dual_Brushless_Micro_3D_Helicopter_w_RF_Module_Radio_Ready_.html
The only reason I am worried about the BNF adapter versions is that the adapter will not be compatible with my FlySky I6 radio. Would it if I get another cable? I can't get the normal HobbyKing BNF without the adapter either since I don't have a Spektrum radio.
Basically I'm looking to see if anyone has any experience with these heli's and I am wondering what you think. I really want to learn 3D. For the banggood Hisky links is it worth spending extra for the nicer TX if I can't use the adapter with my FlySky?
Another possible option would be to buy the BNF WlToys one, but also buy another manufacturer's RX board (which uses FHSS) and then I could use the Turnigy FHSS adapter but I would also need a cable which I don't even know exists. I'm not buying the other manufacturers RTF version because it is $100 more for some reason in the warehouse that ships to me.
Thanks, Ethan
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