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Jun 13, 2011, 12:19 PM
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Australia, SA, Adelaide
Joined Nov 2010
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Yeah, the CB100 and Solo Pro feel completely different in the air, it's a night and day difference really.
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Jun 13, 2011, 01:52 PM
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Madison WI
Joined Jan 2009
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I second DMala's opinion. The V100D01 will give you the feel of a larger, non-self-stabilizing 90 deg. FB heli. It is an excellent stable indoor hovering trainer. A nice upgrade would be the JT100 carbon fiber frame. The frame improves the hovering stability and makes it easier to practice side-in and nose-in hovering. but even without the upgrade, this heli is a still a great trainer.
Overall, it is the true "next step" beyond a self-stabilizing heli. |
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