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  • Regardless of any heli you get, you'll eventually have to repair it due to any crash. Getting a Blade 400 is nice however, spare parts also get more expensive. For example, the LIPO Battery you use will likely be a lot larger and will cost a lot more. The servo's a larger and are likely Metal Gear(MG), but also will cost a lot more than the plastic gear servos. So, it's all upto how much money you want to spend.

  • thanks for the tips just inherited one of these things in disrepair dont know wether to bother fixing or just get myself a blade 400 because even if i do repair it its still a cheap walkera. what do you think.

  • I would research the the manual and buy all stock replacement parts, learn how to set it up carefully, and fly it stock for a while. Or upgrade right away to 11.1v and a brushless main motor. If you like it get a blade 400 or a t-rex 450se (or equiv).

  • @RealityofThings Regardless of any heli you get, you will also eventually become a mechanic in trainning. The 2.4Ghz Walkera #22E is a low cost 6-channel entry helicopter that can be upgraded at any point in time. So, while you eventually get a 400+ size 6-channel , your low cost entry heli doesn't have to collect dust in the closet.

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