Was gonna do a qav250 to but backed out to use funds for a z2 wing.
What are youre flight times ? You running 3s or 4s ?
You guys lost me with all of that. I'll stick with my 1950 140A
10 min on 3s that an't bad. There is a guy who set his up for running off 4s there was a big difference in power from 3s to 4s.
Had a plane that was modeled after a 140a , crashed her in to the ground doing 106 mph while trying to do a loop.
You guys sure sparked my interest again. I dusted off (and a little epoxy fix) my old Blade MX-2 to refresh my flying (non)capabilities before diving into the quads. I read up on the DJI models and almost took the plunge while at their website but resisted. Today while at the LHS I decided to start with a good entry level quad and ended up buying a Blade 180QX-HD. It gets pretty good reviews and I thought it would make a good trainer (safe mode) while allowing for aerobatics with it's 3 modes when I get more experienced. Sure is a lot of fun so far.
Somewhat off subject (as its just around RC helicopters not fpv). Have any of you guys bought or used training software (such as RealFlight) to aid at getting better at flying without crashing all the time? I bought an Axe 100 ssl on a whim earlier this year, and for the life of me have the hardest time just even hovering. Its getting pretty pricey for me to constantly replace booms and main gears after all my crashes. I am just looking for a better way of learning.
You guys sure sparked my interest again. I dusted off (and a little epoxy fix) my old Blade MX-2 to refresh my flying (non)capabilities before diving into the quads. I read up on the DJI models and almost took the plunge while at their website but resisted. Today while at the LHS I decided to start with a good entry level quad and ended up buying a Blade 180QX-HD. It gets pretty good reviews and I thought it would make a good trainer (safe mode) while allowing for aerobatics with it's 3 modes when I get more experienced. Sure is a lot of fun so far.