HELP!!!

[Robby]

My wife and I bought our son a Piccolo helicopter for his birthday.
Since then we've bought several replacement parts and it hasn't left
the ground "ever". We live in Liberty County. We would appreciate it
if there is some one within a 60 mile radius that would be willing to
help us and him get this thing flying. If there is someone interested
please respond to this email and give a phone number.

Thanks,
Robby
fregia@starband.net

[Patrick Free]

In article <33d024b0.0406121552.12995342@posting.google.com>,
fregia@starband.net says...
> My wife and I bought our son a Piccolo helicopter for his birthday.
> Since then we've bought several replacement parts and it hasn't left
> the ground "ever". We live in Liberty County. We would appreciate it
> if there is some one within a 60 mile radius that would be willing to
> help us and him get this thing flying. If there is someone interested
> please respond to this email and give a phone number.
>
> Thanks,
> Robby
> fregia@starband.net
>

And Liberty County is in what state? This is an international forum

The little micro helicopters are terrible to learn on, and I would never
recommend them as a toy for a child. They are *much* harder to fly than
the larger helicopters.

The best recommendation for you is to buy him the RealFlight G2
simulator to practice on. That is the best way to learn. After a lot
of practice, he will be able to fly a piccolo. UNfortunately, the
simulator will cost about $200, which is probably what you spend on the
piccolo.

Here is some other advice:

http://www.dream-models.com/micro/flying-piccolo.html

Good luck