Learning to Fly the Walkera 4#6 - More Practice.mov

I've turned down the pot on the receiver to reduce the servo travel. It has calmed down the response of the 4#6 - maybe too much.

I'm also trying to remember to check the helicopter and particularly that the paddles on the flybar are level. I cracked a new canopy first time out and also broke the rear stay of the battery tray in this session. So, rather disappointing and discouraging.

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[C4eternity]

@michaelcostadelsol What you could have done is bought the bell head for the 4#6. I would not buy a cb 100, the tail motors burn out easily and are a pain to replace. Once you are used to the bell head, you can put the paddles back on and it will be easy to fly.

[michaelcostadelsol]

i have this helicopter too and its not for beginner as walkera says . i broken my at the the first day. now i buy one walkera cb 180 d, and one walkera cb 100.

its a hard hobby ... :-)

[TheRandyrog]

i have rc honey bee cp2 6ch the same thing happen to me just keep trying

[Afrocanuk]

I hope Walkera is able to keep up with the demand for the 4#6.  There might be a random surge.

[jangojackson333]

If I were you I would buy me a flying simulator! It's really helpful! Much luck my friend:)

[0n3m1s1s0]

now look for videos of multiwii multi rotor quadcopters my friend ;)

[chubbychicken1234567]

Try not to gun the throttle get it to hover after you get used to hovering move on to moving around the room

[bchost]

OK I feel better about my flying now! Thanks for that!

[johbar97]

Man u are good!



[bazorourke1]

These things take time bud, luckily these little helis are fairly robust..I've gone through a load of parts, aim getting their though..good luck bud..