A video from a WALKERA DISTRIBUTOR:

A+ Walkera Master CP Test1 華科爾 (3 min 0 sec)

The way he flies is not really good advertisement for the product

Originally Posted by Chow

The way he flies is not really good advertisement for the product

...thought the same... it looks like a dying animal...

If that is how it flies then i definitely don't want to buy it.........but i've already ordered one

Nah, is the pilot. Seen other video's where it flies stable

I hope that's how it flies if you give it to the average ham-fisted beginner who only flew coaxes and 45° FPs so far. Cos the way it constantly swings like a pendulum reminds me what happens if you slam the sticks around on a self-stabilizing flybarred heli, so that might be an effect of the so-called "6 axis gyro" trying to compensate less than optimal cyclic commands. Also the random ground slamming looks very familiar....

There is enough evidence that the heli flies well. It's just a video showing why you should practice first on a simulator before you fly for real..

Well at least we know the skids can take a few hits without breaking. LOL.

Indeed It seems it can handle a beating

Originally Posted by Spyro37

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5b5_...eature=related

My opnion...
The heli was designed mainly for:
- affordability - economic design. A 200 size CP heli that has 6 axis for this price.
- for a beginner 3D pilots like slow inverted flying learning orientation.
- durability, such as skids, and simplicity which is fixed tail rotor. Torque tube, belt driven tail (or tail gear box) is more complex which requires more maintenance/repair than a motored tail rotor on a crash.
- stability - 6axis Rx/Gryro ( mild flying/3D), LOL, the video doesn't look mild to me.

If he could fly this low, I consider the pilot in this video as advanced flyer. Now if you guys don't appreciate his flying, I WARN you NOT to watch my videos

I think the heli is good for inverted practices and sports flying, and obviously not for an advance 3D, the fact that it has a fixed pitch tail rotor.

This reminded me KungFu Panda watching this video

LOL,
- Spyro

Originally Posted by Spyro37

My opnion...
The heli was designed mainly for:
- affordability - economic design. A 200 size CP heli that has 6 axis for this price.
- for a beginner 3D pilots like slow inverted flying learning orientation.
- durability, such as skids, and simplicity which is fixed tail rotor. Torque tube, belt driven tail (or tail gear box) is more complex which requires more maintenance/repair than a motored tail rotor on a crash.
- stability - 6axis Rx/Gryro ( mild flying/3D), LOL, the video doesn't look mild to me.

If he could fly this low, I consider the pilot in this video as advanced flyer. Now if you guys don't appreciate his flying, I WARN you NOT to watch my videos

I think the heli is good for inverted practices and sports flying, and obviously not for an advance 3D, the fact that it has a fixed pitch tail rotor.

This reminded me KungFu Panda watching this video

LOL,
- Spyro

We want something like this

Nick Maxwell Protos 500 Indoor (2 min 30 sec)

Just a note. Is it me or is the cyclic keeps overshoot and bounce back?

Originally Posted by zadaw

We want something like this

http://youtu.be/RNGWoW4y0bY

Wow...

Originally Posted by asp

Wow...

WHAAAAW !

IRCHA 2012 Alan Szabo flying the Align Trex 700N (7 min 30 sec)

My MasterCP did indeed come in today, didn't get to fly it yet. I didn't get batteries with the BNF so I will grab a few tomorrow and put it through it's paces.