alvincfi
Senior Heliman
Location: Minnesota
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| my funds are limited but i still want a 90 heli.
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| Now what i need to know is,,,,is parts expensive for that Heli? is it a lot of maintenance? I dont do 3D at all..i'm just hovering and Flying Side to Side mildly. I will be doing that for a good while..
If i were to get a 50 size Hirobo instead,,,would that be close to the same size as this 90 size?
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Hey rhampton the freya that you are looking at is one of the first ones to come out before the xspec or evo 90.
Yes they are relatively expensive to repair compared to a 50 sized model. And if your just starting to hover, I would say you have a lot of crashing ahead of you. (just apart of the hobby)
What are you learning on now? is it considerably smaller than a 50 or 90 size.? If you are flying a small electric even the 50's will fly more stable, easier and have more presence in the air.
If you are on a limited budget and are just learning, a good 50 sized heli is def the way to go. And as far as the 50 evo, its a great ship and can be set up to fly very stable, and then when you are ready it can be quickly set up to fly 3-d.
"dirka dirka" |
Your interpretation of self analysis and your unconscious conflicts that are interfering with your current-day functioning -- conflicts that are causing your painful symptoms such as phobias of heli size & cost, anxiety of heli size & cost, depression of a small heli and high cost of an 90, and compulsions regarding the procurement of a EVO 90 have now been resolved by you alone! 
