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rev-ike
Heliman
Location: Suncitywest,Arizona

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Its great to see more gals getting into R/C-Rev-Ike

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07-25-2009 05:46 AM

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Ozshuttle
New Heliman
Location: Grenfell, NSW, Australia

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Thanks for the welcome!I flew last weekend and again on Friday (RDO) On Friday there was no wind. Thats the first time since I started. Made such a difference. I stayed at a steady height and I didn't drift to the side. I was pretty impressed with myself!
Ldyrtr, hows the repairs going? Were the servos Ok?

07-26-2009 03:43 AM

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1505girl
Heliman
Location: Sylacauga, AL

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Hey gals,
I'm a newby and have been practicing on the sim and have a Blade MCX which is pretty easy to maneuver. I was wondering what the best advice is for preparing to go nitro? I have a Raptor30 waiting for me to fly but I'm a little intimidated. Anything you can let me in on would help immensely!

If at first you don't succeed... save up for another one...

09-10-2009 08:08 PM

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JEEPWORLD2002
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Location: BLUEBELL PA USA

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just go for it the 30nitro are so much more stable to hover N u dont need to be quick on the sticks, well as much as u do on the smaller helis. dont be intimidated, its only a machine that can be repaired when crashed

N we all crash, some worse then others, but we all have crashed or have crashed and well keep on crashing. nothing a couple parts and some new blades wont fix

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09-10-2009 08:30 PM

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1505girl
Heliman
Location: Sylacauga, AL

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Good thing my 'ol man has a "parts yard" of his own then huh? Guess the hobby store is going to love us doubled now! Thanks for the advice. I'll keep ya posted.

If at first you don't succeed... save up for another one...

09-10-2009 08:45 PM

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Ozshuttle
New Heliman
Location: Grenfell, NSW, Australia

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I am learning on a nitro 30, don't be intimidated, I love my heli. My OH told me not to go to electric til I can hover confidently, as they are that much quicker. Have fun!

09-11-2009 07:37 AM

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1505girl
Heliman
Location: Sylacauga, AL

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I'm going to give it a shot and I guess I'll just detail the crash for you... LOL I know it's coming...

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09-11-2009 02:29 PM

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Ghostrider
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Location: San Diego, CA

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There is a big fun fly coming up next month somewhat in your back yard, LA3D Classic. You should go!

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09-11-2009 02:35 PM

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Ozshuttle
New Heliman
Location: Grenfell, NSW, Australia

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Before you detail the crash detail the first flight! Think positive! I flew at my first fun fly today, didn't go so well, not enough sleep and so the brain and thumbs weren't connected. Oh well, there's always next weekend. I'm determined to get on the sim every night this week, that should help...........

09-13-2009 09:21 AM

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tazwife
New Heliman
Location: Arlington, TX USA

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I am new to the site and am learning to fly helicopters. I fly on the simulator only right now. My hubby keeps wanting me to fly HIS helicopters, "are you kidding me?"

Im not going to crash his helicopters despite what he says about not being mad if I do. My question is this to fellow lady flyers and guy flyers as well, How in the world do you get the nerve to fly the real thing????

09-13-2009 02:47 PM

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Heli 770
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Location: Lemon Grove, Ca. USA.

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Why don't you Buddy Box with your Hubby?

09-13-2009 02:57 PM

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tazwife
New Heliman
Location: Arlington, TX USA

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That is an idea.

09-14-2009 01:01 AM

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Ozshuttle
New Heliman
Location: Grenfell, NSW, Australia

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I know what you mean about flying his heli, I'm glad I have my own, then if I crash it's only me I have to worry about. As for flying the real thing, do it just once and you will see. Seriously addictive stuff!

09-14-2009 08:53 AM

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tazwife
New Heliman
Location: Arlington, TX USA

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Well I did my first hovering, it was a little shakey but I was also doing it with an electric 450, hubby says the raptor will be different..I felt good tho.

09-21-2009 11:47 PM

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LONEWOLF2440
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Location: MYRTLE BEACH S.C

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Congrats the raptor will be more stable and less squirrley

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09-22-2009 01:31 AM

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Ozshuttle
New Heliman
Location: Grenfell, NSW, Australia

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Well done,Tazwife! I'm glad that it felt good. I'm sure you'll find the raptor feels better. I didn't fly this weekend - hayfever brain! At least I have the sim - the state of my brain doesn't matter then.

09-22-2009 07:36 AM

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1505girl
Heliman
Location: Sylacauga, AL

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Congratulations Mrs. Taz!! We'd love to fly here in Bama, but the raingods have other ideas! FLY ON!!!

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09-22-2009 05:12 PM

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tazwife
New Heliman
Location: Arlington, TX USA

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Thanks for the welcome and the encouragement on my new flying. My first heli will be an ergo30, old but will serve the purpose for me to hover. It is almost ready for me to hover. I will have hubby take pics when I have in the air.

09-28-2009 01:40 AM

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rchelibecky
New Heliman
Location: Phoenix, AZ

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It takes alot of nerve to get that heli off the ground the first time! You should be very proud of yourself!

Are you using any training gear? I used a larger set of training gear build for a 600. It gave me alot of added confidence to land the bird without fear of tipping it over.

10-01-2009 04:59 PM

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tazwife
New Heliman
Location: Arlington, TX USA

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Well today I actually got my Ergo30 in the air, it was a little rough, no crashes just the nervous feeling, if I can overcome the nervous feeling, I think it will be fine...It felt good tho.

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11-01-2009 01:33 AM

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