Rickthejetman
Junior Member
Hey guys I have a few questions for you multi rotor guys
A quick background I go on trips for my work and I spend several months in the middle of nowhere so I usually like to take something r/c with me as we have a lot of down time.
I want to try multi rotors this time around but I would like to know if it's better to build one suchs as an anycopter or hk450 or buy one rtf?
Also is there any differance between learning on a quad vs a tri?
I'm not new to R/C by any means i have built lots of planes/cars/boats over the years I tried a walkera flybarless heli on my last trip that thing was a piece of crap, so I want to make sure i get something that won't frustrate the hell out of me and has parts availibe so i can take plenty of spares with me(it takes around a month to recieve anything by mail).
Thanks for any help, R/C helps me keep my sanity during the down times.
All work and no play makes Rick a CRAZY person!
A quick background I go on trips for my work and I spend several months in the middle of nowhere so I usually like to take something r/c with me as we have a lot of down time.
I want to try multi rotors this time around but I would like to know if it's better to build one suchs as an anycopter or hk450 or buy one rtf?
Also is there any differance between learning on a quad vs a tri?
I'm not new to R/C by any means i have built lots of planes/cars/boats over the years I tried a walkera flybarless heli on my last trip that thing was a piece of crap, so I want to make sure i get something that won't frustrate the hell out of me and has parts availibe so i can take plenty of spares with me(it takes around a month to recieve anything by mail).
Thanks for any help, R/C helps me keep my sanity during the down times.
All work and no play makes Rick a CRAZY person!