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VooDooX
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Location: San Francisco Bay Area CA, US (San Mateo)

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just wanted to say i recently tried vbar on my logo 500 its amazing and also you can change the entire way your heli flys from mild to wild literally not like on those ads you see if you ever can afford it DEFIANTLY try v bar just saying im not against fly bars i still love them but i wont use them unless i have to

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11-03-2009 05:55 PM

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thenewguy
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Location: Corvallis, Oregon Where there is liquid sunshine!

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Yeah, it's just one of those thing once you have tried it, there is no comparison. I went flybarless as soon as I knew I could get a Bonta head for my Synergy. Now I have 2 of them.

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11-03-2009 06:16 PM

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tj1
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Location: ireland

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if your not that good of a 3d flyer is it worth it.... i can fly backward upright and inverted ,,flips, rolls.... thats about it , and i nearly have tic toc down ... whats the difference with flybarless

11-03-2009 06:41 PM

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VooDooX
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yup still worth it makes it more stable and less prone to moving because of wind also longer flight times and more power

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11-03-2009 07:29 PM

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Bundian
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Location: Miami, FL USA

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Now you guys pissing me off

As I've explained in another thread 3 of my buddies have them one loves it 2 hates it.
But now I see more and more people saying it is awesome I really would like to buy one, but I've burned all my money

Fly it like you stole it!!!

11-03-2009 09:36 PM

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jbdww
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Location: Round Rock, Texas

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Tell your friends that hate it, I will take it off there hands.

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11-03-2009 09:56 PM

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UPSguy
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Location: Toledo, OH USA

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can any head be modified to be flybarless?

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11-03-2009 10:17 PM

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norsman
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Location: paradise PA

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How do they survive in crashs?? less parts replace but how does that vbar unit do hitting the ground ?????

11-03-2009 10:17 PM

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VooDooX
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its the same size shape as a gyro so does as well as a gyro in a crash ive never had a gyro go out but thats just me and theres conversions available for alot of different heads and you can do it yourself if you know how

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11-03-2009 10:21 PM

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tj1
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Location: ireland

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just dont see the point in spending the $500 for this thing . when your heli will fly the same ,,,,, or better with out flybarless

11-03-2009 11:02 PM

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Zaaaguy72
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Location: Grand Rapids, MN

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That is a joke, it fly's noticeably better flybarless!

Dude, look at your tail!!!!

11-03-2009 11:26 PM

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denheli
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Only thing bad part about the V-bar is......now you want them on all your helis.

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11-03-2009 11:39 PM

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MrNiceGuy
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Location: Melboue, FL

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just dont see the point in spending the $500 for this thing . when your heli will fly the same ,,,,, or better with out flybarless

You obviously haven't flown a well set up V-Bar machine. Flybarless is awesome. In no way does a flybarless machine fly the same or worse than a flybarred machine. It has it's own feel but I believe it is the superior set up. BTW I fly both.

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11-03-2009 11:43 PM

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Big Fil
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There's a good reason a high percentage of people who try it on one of their birds end up with it on most if not all of them.

Trust me, it'd be cheaper for me if it sucked

Mikado
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11-03-2009 11:48 PM

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Jonty
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I love mine! The few I know who dont like it at least one of them has not set it up right. I would first try someone who has a good set up and you will be hooked. i will never go back to a flybar ever.

The one thing i can say is that they can be complex to set up. Vbar is espcially so, so if you are not a tinkerer or are not strong mechanically then they can be a bit dawnting. There is not really such a thing as a plug and play flybarless system.

11-03-2009 11:55 PM

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Zaaaguy72
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I have a flybarless Logo 500, Trex 500, and Trex 700. The only heli I own that has a flybar is my T250, but I am thinking of putting a mini V on it! Once you fly one that is setup right, there is no going back.

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11-03-2009 11:59 PM

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canbarelyhover
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Location: Sunnyvale, CA

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Is there a reason its not used much in competition?

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11-04-2009 12:14 AM

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tj1
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Location: ireland

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sounds like there very hard to set up ......... every post is saying how hard they are to set up !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i want one but im not sure ,,, i have the trex 600n and 500 and 450 . was thinking of putting one on the 500 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, no point in buying a new heli ,,,,,,,, so just to upgrade an old one

11-04-2009 12:15 AM

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tj1
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yes canbarelyhover ,,,,,,,,, thats what i was thinking ,,,,,,,,, none of the best use them in world competitions...... just another money spin off

11-04-2009 12:18 AM

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Big Fil
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They used to be on the difficult side to setup. Alot has changed in the last 6-9 months that makes them much easier to setup. I'm not going to say it's outright easy, a flybar'd heli is not easy to setup if you've never set one up before. Same thing applies with FBL systems. First time around you may have to ask some questions and familiarize yourself with some unknown terminology. Like everything else in this hobby though it clicks and makes more sense the second and third time around. Then again, there's always the segment that will wash out. I still know some people who fly alot who couldn't get their flybar'd helis going if someone wasn't doing it for them.

Mikado
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11-04-2009 12:27 AM

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