Radio Controlled Helicopters

Richard, Great …
Richard, Great training program mate. I am following it closely and find your structure and explanations excellent. I am a big fan of Radd’s program too. Both programs take a disciplined approach, its about controlling the heli and not having it control you. Slow and steady wins the race (and of course the odd crash is a great teacher too). Thanks for preparing these. MF

You are very …
You are very welcome. I was hoping the flight school vids would help people who maybe learn like i do, by observation.

As a newbie …
As a newbie struggling to hover I have found your videos excellent and will save us all a lot of cost on spares and those disappointing moments! Thanks for your efforts mate and keep it up! Well done.

Thanks Dave, good …
Thanks Dave, good point about keeping the tail higher than the nose.

Very nicely done. …
Very nicely done. If you saw my last video, you saw me fly without a gyro on my Blade 400! It was like a shock again, as we all get spoiled with gyros these days. I like your model. Another point, if you don’t mind, is to always keep the tail rotor higher than the heli body in a turn when flying in forward flight. Good job, and 5 stars.

Nice one hbk2flyer …
Nice one hbk2flyer Keep it up or the canine warriors will invade you !

Very wise to use …
Very wise to use trainings gear,rc heli’s are pretty quick destroyed when you learn to fly,we’re working on a trainings gear for our apache,thanks for the tips,great school

informative as …
informative as usual.