Here's my maiden flight. Don't expect anything too fancy :P

v912 Heli - Maiden Flight (2 min 8 sec)

Nice vid I want to see how it handed circuit and fig 8's.

@SmileyChris - thanks for the video, it looks good

Originally Posted by tracker1955

X2 need video

Video? What's that? Sorry guys, I am a old timer and I don't know how to do video. If I did, I wouldn't know how to make it jump onto this computer. lol

They all look the same to me anyway. But, I like looking at 'em.


Jim

Originally Posted by Crackup

Video? What's that? Sorry guys, I am a old timer and I don't know how to do video. If I did, I wouldn't know how to make it jump onto this computer. lol

They all look the same to me anyway. But, I like looking at 'em.


Jim

Get a smartphone like an iPhone and record 1080p video and upload it straight to youtube no computer needed

Originally Posted by ITS ME DAVID

Nice vid I want to see how it handed circuit and fig 8's.

... then buy one, film it, and share it with the rest of us .

I want! I want! I want!!!

Originally Posted by tiggertoo1962

... then buy one, film it, and share it with the rest of us .

I want! I want! I want!!!

Sup with the attitude

Originally Posted by ITS ME DAVID

Sup with the attitude

I just have an allergy to petulance

... but one of my failings is that I sometimes forget it's easy to get a wrong impression of someone from their writing style when you haven't gotten to know them in real life. One of the disadvantages of the internet I suppose

My apologies

It's ok I know exactly what you mean it's all good no harm
No foul lol enjoy your night

That headlamp is really bright and can be anoying when pointed at your face while flying.
Rather than uplug it, as it is a neat feature, I put a small piece of blue painters tape over it. The light shines through nicely but doesn't blind me anymore.

Originally Posted by SmileyChris

Here's my maiden flight. Don't expect anything too fancy :P http://youtu.be/Epz3sq7kIUc

smiley were you in church??? my son in law and I mop and buff the floor in a local church huge with 30 ft ceilings.. I always wanted to take my helis but they say no. oh well

Originally Posted by ITS ME DAVID

Lmfao

after a day of thinking I finally figured out what that meant. thanks
people laugh at everything I do. not good.

I don't see any video from camera attached to this heli, may be few people interested with this as it's too late and most on others(MJX F45) or is it not good for attaching 808? maybe it is vibrating too much? Can it actually hover hands free? I guess most of experts checking voltages and soldering everything are already busy and this thread will not have much of useful info.
what is lmfao?

Originally Posted by asanovrus

I don't see any video from camera attached to this heli, may be few people interested with this as it's too late and most on others(MJX F45) or is it not good for attaching 808? maybe it is vibrating too much? Can it actually hover hands free? I guess most of experts checking voltages and soldering everything are already busy and this thread will not have much of useful info.
what is lmfao?

This thing hovers hands free better than any copter I have flown and I think it would be a very stable camera platform. Seems to be very powerful so I doubt the weight of a small MJX type camera would be a problem. I had the MJX 645 and the V912 "seems" more stable to me, but that could just be based on my one sample of the MJX. I have two V912s and they have the same flight characteristics. I have another on order on the slow boat. As you can see, I am sold on the V912s. I hardly fly my V911s anymore, but they are wonderful for getting my friends hooked on RC Hellis...lol

I did not have the camera attachment on my MJX 645 so can't offer any help there, but I would think a guy who likes to tinker could rig something up quite easily.

Cheers,

Jim

Originally Posted by SmileyChris

Here's my maiden flight. Don't expect anything too fancy :P http://youtu.be/Epz3sq7kIUc

Looking good Chris! You got it going. Keep us posted with your experience.

Thanks,

Jim