Paul doing an auto with his Trex 250

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• 250
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[MrBozda]

good job! I barely see it...

Is it the Tareq's place?

[gorgin4325]

@MrBozda

Yes it is.

[mayhemman]

as most have said, you can auto rotate without the tail spinning, as long as you have forward airspeed. much the same as if your tail belt/tt brakes you can bring it down as along as you keep alot of forward airspeed :)

[magicmike1122]

Even though the tail doesnt spin, can you still control the yaw while auto'ing?

[Tiber1979]

Tareq spot :)

[rsaba]

@lordlapswans you dont need tail if torque is not anymore being applyed to the main blades... like all oldschool helis !!

[MrParott]

@McChilla1 Because it's ccpm the controls are a bit more complicated and they'll take about 10 flights to get comfortable with; but once you're fine with the controls you can start getting used to different orientations, and eventually do much more things in the air than you could do with a co-axial. :)

[runnerba]

Autorotation?incredible, I never imagined possible with a heli that small.

[McChilla1]

Is it a good helicopter for People who have flown a coaxial Helicopter before ??

[PHeMoX]

@YourFriendlyMe Blade type doesn't matter, I've done mine with both standard plastic and carbon fiber blades.

[Johnny31297]

@lordlapswans You don't need a tail rotor to autorotate! If there's no torque from the motor, the heli won't spin, so you can autorotate with a little bit speed, that the tail doesn't start to turn, because of the friction of the bearings. (That isn't the torque of the rotor, only the friction!)

[xtronec]

Lordlapswans, your an idiot, if the rotors are not being driven you don't need a tail. It will weather vain.