RC Helicopter Flight School Lesson 1 part 2

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Why does the helicopter want to slide to the left? Why does it lean to the right when in a perfect hover?

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[ShadowxMaker]

Interesting thanks for the guide.

[hbk2flyer]

No prob ShadowxMaker. Thanks for the comment. I'll be putting up a few more advanced lessons soon too.

[savageguy25]

"the balls are ur freind" .................need to tell my girlfriend that haha

[saris42]

First, Koodos! for having the Nerve to make these videos, and there is some useful info.

Second, Learn you Theory (eg, the reason that you need a tail rotor is NOT because the blades on one side are causing drag and "cutting" the air, it ALL has to do with Torsional Force Caused by the Spin of the blades).

PLEASE! If you are going to try to teach me how to Fly my heli, Know what you are talking about. I would watch but I lost confidence in your abilities with the errors in information. :(

[MrLucky5127]

@xxxKLLxxx

When you`re helicopter is spinned that way you want to go, just press to go foward.

That how I do.

[shebotnov]

@savageguy25 :DDD

[shebotnov]

What I learned: The balls are your friend. Yep, my balls are ^^

[ClearedToLand7]

@saris42 Agreed. The terms he doesn't know are, "Torque Reaction", "Tail rotor roll" and "Tail rotor drift." These all cause the right wing low hover in a clockwise turning main rotor. That's why RC "pilots" are not pilots.

[kyCap222]

@xxxKLLxxx This is not for you 3ch noobs

[Twisterr1000]

@xxxKLLxxx u can only make it spin because thts wot 3ch means. 4ch means u can go sideways aswell and 6ch can go inverted (no sure about the rest pos these r the most common)

[MrEcliptor]

when flying a helicoptor or anything in life...chances are...the balls are you friend.

[MrEcliptor]

lol I like the table with the big H on it, I want a table like that :-)

[MichaelBlue72]

Thanks for these!

Good advice, buy now what you'll want in a year. I've got a 3ch coax (Syma S107) that's a blast for hopping around the house, but eventually I want a 50-scale electric. Don't need/want 3D. Probably would do a Hughes 500 w/5-blade rotor head or a nice Bell 222 (Airwolf). What do you recommend?