This is the best indoor heli I've owned even though it's a bit larger than a lot of them. To me the size is perfect, they nailed it on this heli IMO. I'm in love, hell it looks remarkable setting on the shelf, but knowing it actually flies is miraculous to me!
Love this heli, unfortunately am waiting for #2 as the first was taken by the wind - my bad. This is my fav all time full scale heli and they did a great job on this recreation, especially with the scale looking rotor head and blades. The blades are a super flexible plastic, very durable and I like the thrumming noise the 5 blades make. If only the tail rotor noise was less as it sounds dumb as always on these little heli's but whatever. I have TX-16 so will set up next one to fly with it. Thanks for posting setup info. Maybe this is the start of more manufacturers understainding there is lots of love for really scale looking affordable heli's. Would love to see RC ERA expand the line in this same scale only with lots of other heli models. Have a good holiday and New Year in 2024.
@@bradyates7046 basically barometer error, un-commanded climb, drifted with breeze over trees, no option other than continue full down pitch and or emergency cut off stop mash and hold
Just be cautious I would not fly in winds of more than about 5mph. It can sure do it but I think the barometer could be potentially effected by odd wind angles striking aircraft in a hover which may make it want to climb or at least make it seemingly reluctant to descend. It's a theory, I could be wrong of course but it did behave that way a bit the other day when it was cool and winds around 8-10 mph.