Taking it to the next level: Blade Nano CP X. A flybarless helicopter,
collective pitch. And I bought a Spektrum DX6i transmitter which I can
use for other models as well.
What a difference to my Nine Eagles Solo Pro V. :-) Not that the CP X
is "better" or "worse". It's just completely different. The Solo Pro
is fixed pitch and, most importantly, it has a flybar. This makes it
snap back to "no movement" when you take your hands off the controls.
The CP X, though, has no flybar so it keeps its current flightpath
when letting go the controls. This is very challenging, now, that I'm
used to the Solo Pro.
The Nano CP X is a very small helicopter, same class as the Solo Pro.
This is brilliant! You can fly them indoors (no bugs or mosquitos) and
crashes rarely harm them. Great for beginners like me. :-)
In another 6 or 12 months, I want to fly bigger machines, though.
Something that can easily carry a camera. Isn't flying what everybody
dreams about? I can't fly all by myself but I can fly a small
helicopter with a camera. That's pretty close. :-)
