Co-axial rotor helicopter model wanted
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Co-axial rotor helicopter model wanted
by jlawren3 » Sun Jul 23, 2006 7:27 pm
The small electric helicopters with co-axial rotors are popular and are comparatively inexpensive. It would be great if a simulation of these was available for training.
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by mrmlk » Tue Jan 09, 2007 2:13 pm
(Simply as I am thinking of buying a small co-axial as my first(1) RC helicopters.)
How large is the different between a normal helicopter (as simulated with FMS) and a co-axial?
1) Excluding my up, rotate & crash £15 one from the market.
How large is the different between a normal helicopter (as simulated with FMS) and a co-axial?
1) Excluding my up, rotate & crash £15 one from the market.
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