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Kappa5646
New Heliman
Location: Cherry Hill, NJ 08034

Does anyone have any info on the new Art-Tech Shark Heli? Looking to buy a good 3D model and managed to stumble across it on the Art-Tech web site but cant seem to find it in any hobby shop, local or online. Heres the link to check it out: http://www.art-tech.cn/english/Arti...p?ArticleID=170

09-26-2007 Over year old.

JEEPWORLD2002
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Location: BLUEBELL PA USA

hi looks simular to a trex 450. If you are a newby I would sugest a simulator to start with then move from there. The smaller they are the faster your reflex s have to be. I would sugest a 30 size nitro to start. and most times the electronics in the arf kits are not very good.

09-26-2007 Over year old.

Kappa5646

New Heliman - Location: Cherry Hill, NJ 08034 -

09-26-2007 Over year old.

oldboldpilot
Key Veteran
Location: Southern California

I second JEEPWORLD2002's advice. A 30 nitro will fly better (more stable, smoother in FF, less wind effects, easier to see, easier to work on) than a 450 electric. Plus, you will have a glo driver, starter + one-way shaft, fuel pump, and etc, for your next nitro, which should probably be a 50.

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09-26-2007 Over year old.

cabojay
New Heliman
Location: Kenosha, Wis.. USA

Art tech Shark

Hey I just got my art tech shark from banana hobbies, i saw pete on youtube. I love it i am still trying to get use to it but seems great so far.I like all of the high tech parts it comes with.. Good luck Jay

09-20-2008 09:15 PM

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