Actually, the larger size makes life easier in many respects! If you have experience with larger pod and boom helis you should be fine. Take it slowly. There is more inertia in a scaler and you can’t yank it around the sky. So you must be ahead of the collective on downwind turns, for example. The Huey has a 2-blade head so you will be more familiar than you would with a multi-blade head. And, there’s the pucker factor! Larger, heavier birds force you to fly them. If you have room to transport it, my view is why not?!
Do you think that the bundle that Motion recommends is good or would you use other electronics, please give me your opinion. ESC, servos, motor (make &KV) etc
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Actually, the larger size makes life easier in many respects! If you have experience with larger pod and boom helis you should be fine. Take it slowly. There is more inertia in a scaler and you can’t yank it around the sky. So you must be ahead of the collective on downwind turns, for example. The Huey has a 2-blade head so you will be more familiar than you would with a multi-blade head. And, there’s the pucker factor! Larger, heavier birds force you to fly them. If you have room to transport it, my view is why not?!
Thank you for your help
Do you think that the bundle that Motion recommends is good or would you use other electronics, please give me your opinion. ESC, servos, motor (make &KV) etc
I would go with the recommended bundle. As you fly more, you may wish to mess around!