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What did you do to your jimny today?
- Boomer
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11 Dec 2013 11:16 #95404
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Replied by Boomer on topic What did you do to your jimny today
Finished my load liner:
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11 Dec 2013 12:04 #95407
by JuanGuillie
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Hello Boomer, nice one !!! 
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11 Dec 2013 12:07 #95408
by idiotmobil
cracking neat job done there
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Boomer wrote: Finished my load liner:
cracking neat job done there
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11 Dec 2013 14:09 #95424
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Yes I have one and it flies wonderfully. It flies more a bit more like a plank (which I don't fly lol) being fixed pitch. No 3D though!! I must have had about 6 palm sized helis over the years, all CP, the last was a Blade MCPX and it was hard work. This is a dream by comparison and almost unbreakable. For the money it is incredible value too. It is fixed pitch but who cares - it is great. There is a bloke selling them on eBay for 15 notes but you need a radio as his are BNF. I got a FS-TH9XB to use with it and with the 912 and 913 (still FPs) that I have for backyard use but they are sluggish compared to say a Mini Titan. Peeps throw bigger motors into the 913 but I prefer to get the CPs out if I want whoosh like performance.
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jonesyba420 wrote:
helijohn wrote: You might like this then. Not co-axial and it is fixed pitch but for indoor flying in the house it is unbeatable.
www.banggood.com/Wholesale-WLtoys-V911-2...Version-p-36779.html
I like the look of this john, I used to fly model planesits a very cheap heli, do you have one.? I always say you get what you pay for so how does it compare to Eflights products?
Yes I have one and it flies wonderfully. It flies more a bit more like a plank (which I don't fly lol) being fixed pitch. No 3D though!! I must have had about 6 palm sized helis over the years, all CP, the last was a Blade MCPX and it was hard work. This is a dream by comparison and almost unbreakable. For the money it is incredible value too. It is fixed pitch but who cares - it is great. There is a bloke selling them on eBay for 15 notes but you need a radio as his are BNF. I got a FS-TH9XB to use with it and with the 912 and 913 (still FPs) that I have for backyard use but they are sluggish compared to say a Mini Titan. Peeps throw bigger motors into the 913 but I prefer to get the CPs out if I want whoosh like performance.
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11 Dec 2013 14:22 #95425
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+1 on that. A very nice job there
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idiotmobil wrote:
Boomer wrote: Finished my load liner:
cracking neat job done there
+1 on that. A very nice job there
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