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22 of 22 people found the following review helpful.
Pretty much the most advanced
By Joshua M. Sterling
This is the most progressed and forward thinking 3 channel heli I have ever flown. Great responsiveness and it even banks like a four channel heli. Great build quality and design. I am very excessively affected emotionally with regards to this heli….ordered another one today. Only down side is that this model is brand new so product aid such as parts are going to be a lot harder to find. Like what I have seen so far when flying it. Trim levels are easy sufficient to adjust and the hovering on this model is very stable for a single blade configuration. The speed on this thing is unquestionably past what any other three channel has to offer. The characteristics are far more like a 4 channel with servos that affect the pitch of the blades, vs each other 3 channel that is fixed blade and commonly a coax/ double blade configuration.
I would not commend this heli to someone who has never flown a rc helicopter. Start with another Syma Heli, there is a mini s107, regular double horse which is roughly the same size as this one and the volitation which is 26 inches, a somewhat big heli. The volitation is great for beginners as well as the s107. I own both and they provide a stable platform to work with while learning to control rc choppers. Both don’t take kindly to light winds, but besides that they are outstanding to fly. All syma’s have lights found allround the frame of the chopper. Night flying with any of these models has to be my bestloved pastime. I hope you get enjoyment from this addictive sideline and happy flying irrespective of what ever model you choose.
16 of 16 persons found the following review helpful.
Best 3channel Helicopter EVER !!!!
By wmligon
I have been attempting to learn how to fly rc helicopters now for 1 year. I have at least 14 broken heli’s around my house, but now I have a lot of experience, and I may fly a 4ch. So, any person who is wanting to get started flying rc helicopters, here’s is a few pointers that I may pass on to you.
1. Start out with a Syma s107 3 ch. this is hands-down the best 3ch heli, very accurate.
2. Next heli would be a Mini-X 6025, this is a tiny 4″long, 3ch heli. These little heli’s are exceedingly accurate, cute, and so much fun to fly.
3. Now, the Double Horse “Hover” 3ch 9100 Helicopter. These heli’s are a little harder to fly, but with a little practise you will get-it. This is genuinely a 3ch collective- pitch heli. Now after you may fly this heli with selfassurance ,, you will be good sufficient to move up to just when it comes to any 4ch co-axial heli, which is a 4ch heli with the double-blades.
Esky Big Lama 4ch is a great heli for out-side to fly. Blade MCX is a good 4ch to get started out with inside. I sincerely hope some of this experience will aid an individual else that is getting started in the rc heli’s. Good Luck!!! and have fun.
6 of 6 humans found the following review helpful.
Ok for the price
By cinekanati
Just purchased one of these 9100′s and the S107 coaxial. The S107 is super simple to fly and rock stable. If you’re looking for a heli to play around with indoors, and have never flown one, the S107 is hard to beat. It’s lasting and competent of precision flight. I have it at work and store it on top of my computer. I may fly it off and land it back to the same place. Lots of fun.
The 9100 will fly but it is a little more tricky to control. It’s very fast and responsive, which commonly means not a good trainer. Once you may stay in front of it, it’s beauteous smooth flying. Regarding it pulling left on take off, mine does that too. The way to take off is just give it sufficient power to get over the left tendency. And turn (right) away from the direction it’s pulling as soon as airborne. It takes a bit of getting employed to, but I may hover with this one and fly simple patterns with it. For initial flights, make sure to have a great deal of room, like a 50′ X 50′ area and when it comes to 12′ high. Hovering stable takes a bit of trimming to achieve. But even once airborne, that left pulling tendency shows up intermittently. Just have to
watch for it and recompense for it on inputs. From what I’ve read, the left pulling is mutual with 3-channel heli’s. I read someplace they are coming out with a newer version that addresses the problem. Watch the 9100 intro on youtube and you may plainly see it favoring left.
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