Flying for Real..
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Like the Cessna, would be a good step up model . FMS make em powerful enough to take off from grass Sometimes slightly larger wheels helps. Usually have to remove the spats Go for it Dave you know you want one
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Don't encourage me Dale.. not that I need any encouragement
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Dave if you go the heli route get the twin main rotor type much easier to fly the single rotor that I had was a bitch .....and it crashes with utmost ease, I didnt even have to try 

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The Blade 120SR is a compromise mate. It has one main rotor but below it, another small one called a Flybar which gives it additional stability. It's basically a 'sporty' little helicopter which is suitable for beginners or those moving up from twin rotor types
http://www.ebuyer.com/366605-duracell-p ... ellpromoaa
I really need a job and soon. I can sit here all day without supervision adding to basket
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You'd think the blade would be cutting edge

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Never mind Cannock, another 3 miles n your at Hednesford where
n tales of aviation can be exchanged. Should be out of hospital today so ......

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I've got 2 rc helis.
A Walkera 4#3 indoor jobbie that I use to scare the missus
http://www.rc-airplane-world.com/walkera-4-3B.html
And a larger Align T-rex 450xl that I fly in the garden
http://rc-helicopters-toy.blogspot.co.u ... 450xl.html
Not much good at flying them though. I can hover ok, but things tend to get a bit out of control if I try anything fancy
Fun though
A Walkera 4#3 indoor jobbie that I use to scare the missus
http://www.rc-airplane-world.com/walkera-4-3B.html
And a larger Align T-rex 450xl that I fly in the garden
http://rc-helicopters-toy.blogspot.co.u ... 450xl.html
Not much good at flying them though. I can hover ok, but things tend to get a bit out of control if I try anything fancy
Fun though
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That Walkera is like a scaled down version of the Blade 120SR.. similar in fact to the Blade mSR
120SR
http://www.rchelicopterfun.com/blade-120-sr.html
Blade mSR
http://www.rchelicopterfun.com/blade-msr.html
Neither of the above are cheap so I'm hoping to do all my crashing in the little tiddler from Ebuyer
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Ah yes.. the Mosquito
Tell Helen you're buying it for a friend who wants one and isn't sure if he'll like it or not so you're testing it for me
EDIT:.. I've just had to have a look at the data for it
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