First outdoor flight Blade 400

My first outdoor flight and video, I'm a noobie on RC Helicopter pilot, I have been flying now for around 2 months now and I have been practicing the most time possible, training on Real Flight G4, CX2 and my Blade 400, this video is aim is for you all guys out there that give your time to explain, help and give real good advice on how to's...This hobbies is one of the best I tried so far and get involved too, I flown airplanes for quite some time right now they are grounded caused of batteries for my radios but in the near future buying the battery packs. I really don't know how to thank you all guys out there but I hope to get this well enough for you all later on enjoy more ideas transmitted though this great portal.

Thanks Night Flyer (Dave) and thanks for you 10 tips they are great tips, Sokal11, Winston51249. Thank you all for sharing knowledge for this amazing hobbie which we all enjoy.

Please to all you out there learning do not forget one big thing with model aircrafts, they all brake when crashing and we all crash!!! Don't forget!!!!

Ed.

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• Blade
• 400
• noobie
• flight

[CrazyHeliDude]

I got one of these and the fun factor is worth every penny. Nice vid!

[rifted]

@CrazyHeliDude Yea it fly's nice but! I now fly a Trex600 nitro, a big difference thou, hope get some pics and video also soon! Thanks for watching!!!

[airmakeup]

nice!!! very nice flight im 1 week with my b400 im scared!!

its soo dificult! its my frist heli, i know, this heli is not for begginers but i pay only 200 usd with align case!! and i have a question: what pitch curves you used? L,2,3,4,H

tips are welcome

greetings from mexico

[rifted]

I'll send them to you soon just that I don't have them now but I have not forget! oh and I now do transit and I bought a Raptor 50. Great machine to learn to! Keep flying! and enjoy them! as a great mentor have say! remember that crashing is part of this great hobbie!

[NightFlyyer]

Absolutely Fantastic. Great job. The Training gear makes it slide on the ground and keeps from getting tipped over by the grass etc catching the skids. But if you pop it up when taking off, it will be fine. The biggest problem would be that it becomes harder to see without those reference balls. See my video on "Stealth Helicopters, you cant fly them if you cant see them" and good luck. You are doing great. 5 Stars.

[rifted]

Thanks a lot! I'm still practicing and learning to keep in mind the last movements done, yes they are really good points for reference also trying to imagine that I'm in the cockpit for reference and moving the radio in the current position of the heli, this tips you gave me had help a lot! thanks! if posible I continue taping my flights for and uploading them! thanks for watching!!! and thanks for the 5 stars! ;-)

[wtrcf123]

can i get someones opinon please!! i have a blade 400 and a trex 500 clone which would be better to learn on?

[ssrc30]

Anytime, always happy to help a fellow flyer. I should be back in the air by Monday when I get a new B400.

[rifted]

Thanks I'll keep that in mind trust me I wount forget it for future reference! hope I was wasn't a big wrack I hope your flying back soon! thanks for watching and comment! I'll keep it simple and try the diference hovering at home, then I'll make an outdoor flight again!

Happy flights to you soon!

[ssrc30]

I just totalled my B400 today, so I may not be the best guy to listen to here lol.... Lose the training gear, it will help you out ALOT in the future. The heli will be so much more stable. Remember these words of advice, and don't make the same mistake I did, when you start into 3D flying "Down is up, and up is expensive". Happy flying.