do you...........RC Helicopter

[mattJT]

Not sure if anyone on here would have one, but if you do, could you recommend a half decent one that is I suppose RTF (fly) for around the £75 mark.


Cheers
matt

[davidmog99]

Th e-flite range is excellent, at around 100 pounds rtf, the e-flite blade is really good.
It has extremely durable rotor blades, unlike most others.
I have had a couple of indoor copters, and its very frustrating (and expensive) to have to buy blades every time you make a mistake!

[mattJT]

Excellent cheers mate, just been looking at some e flite ones....is there anything particularly to look out for spec wise?

[reg]

you will struggle to find anything for that price that will give you any good flight practice,as davidmog99 said,the eflight stuff is very good,you can fly in and out the house(in light wind)and its 2.4g:thumbsup:and you can buy different bodys:thumbsup:

[brookie]

Matt, you got PM!

[steelie600]

nine eagles solo plus, proper single rotor and tail rotor heli. peice of wotsit to fly, and will fly outdoors ok if no/ little wind. Poss the best beginner heli at the minute!

[mattJT]

Cheers for replies all, got one sorted now :thumbsup: E flite CX2 it is :)

[reg]

Cheers for replies all, got one sorted now :thumbsup: E flite CX2 it is :)

you will have good fun with it mate,i used to hover it over the wifes head when she was trying to watch tv:woot:

[mattJT]

you will have good fun with it mate,i used to hover it over the wifes head when she was trying to watch tv:woot:


Cheers reg :lol: I think the mrs would murder me if I did that....sides in the first instance more chance of taking her eyes out i'd think :D