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Post by killbucket on Dec 9, 2010 11:48:18 GMT -5
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Post by killbucket on Dec 14, 2010 16:22:53 GMT -5
 How can such an excellent execution of design result in such a dismal copter?  So pretty, but they keel over early in life, unfortunately.  Sad, because breaking one is about impossible.  The graphics are even done nicely, if a bit awkwardly.  Chances are, you won't get around to properly routing the antenna before it goes kaput.  Turns out that one-half a channel is used to send the l/r trim info, to keep it centered.  If you look really close, you'll see that the whole blade groups is made of transparent plastic. I was unable to break any of it, even after hitting cast-iron lawn ornaments.  These are a near-perfect scale-up of the S107 baby copters.  The old-school wire antennas will soon disappear completely, because wire costs money, and a human has to wind it on. You're looking at Dead Men. these were burned at the stake for insubordination, months ago. |
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