@jarinj1 I have only used Nine Eagles batteries and the Nine Eagles charger with this helicopter. So far I have not encountered this problem. However if the batteries are not used regularly I find they 'die' and need to be replaced.
@sicroly Yes, it is a great heli for learning orientations & getting some stick time. More 'quirky' to fly than a mSR Blade...for example they tend to pull to the side on take off & don't pirouette as smoothly as some other heli's. However you will 'learn' a lot from a Solo Pro V2. They are robust too, but if you have to repair them the parts are quite reasonably priced.
Solo Pros perform well in a Sports Hall where their speed and fast change of direction can be used to the max.
@DirkME1022 If you check out my Channel you will find more videos of Solo Pro V's. One video in particular gives a good demonstration of the manoeuvrability of this great little helicopter in a fairly confined room.
You will also see other videos of my Solo Pro's flying in an Indoor Sports Center.
I guess to summarise: these are an excellent helicopter even in a relatively small living room. They have dual rates, beginner & advanced. The helicopter is quite durable.
@Helirazor1 If you could help me out what title would be the best to check out maneuverability? I will defiantly check the tank videos too, but can't do everything tonight ;-)
@DirkME1022 The title is similar to this one, but without the avi on the end.
Nine Eagles Solo Pro V2
Hope that video is what you are looking for. Both the Nine Eagles Solo Pro V's and the mSR make great indoor helicopters where there is not an abundance of space.
the batteries are very sensitive if u leave it on charge for too long it will 'explode' the battery expands and starts to smell
jarinj1 1 month ago
@jarinj1 I have only used Nine Eagles batteries and the Nine Eagles charger with this helicopter. So far I have not encountered this problem. However if the batteries are not used regularly I find they 'die' and need to be replaced.
Helirazor1 1 month ago
i have one of those. it's ok for the price . performance is a bit cheezy. but it is great for stick time and getting your orientations right.
sicroly 4 months ago
@sicroly Yes, it is a great heli for learning orientations & getting some stick time. More 'quirky' to fly than a mSR Blade...for example they tend to pull to the side on take off & don't pirouette as smoothly as some other heli's. However you will 'learn' a lot from a Solo Pro V2. They are robust too, but if you have to repair them the parts are quite reasonably priced.
Solo Pros perform well in a Sports Hall where their speed and fast change of direction can be used to the max.
Helirazor1 4 months ago
Would be great seeing flying around a little more to get a feeling for the space this one needs to fly indoors ;-) Thanks for sharing
DirkME1022 1 year ago
@DirkME1022 If you check out my Channel you will find more videos of Solo Pro V's. One video in particular gives a good demonstration of the manoeuvrability of this great little helicopter in a fairly confined room.
You will also see other videos of my Solo Pro's flying in an Indoor Sports Center.
I guess to summarise: these are an excellent helicopter even in a relatively small living room. They have dual rates, beginner & advanced. The helicopter is quite durable.
Helirazor1 1 year ago
@Helirazor1 If you could help me out what title would be the best to check out maneuverability? I will defiantly check the tank videos too, but can't do everything tonight ;-)
DirkME1022 1 year ago
@DirkME1022 The title is similar to this one, but without the avi on the end.
Nine Eagles Solo Pro V2
Hope that video is what you are looking for. Both the Nine Eagles Solo Pro V's and the mSR make great indoor helicopters where there is not an abundance of space.
Helirazor1 1 year ago