i flew my new mcpx today... just some hovering, this was my first cp flying

Put four packs through the Blade 120SR and four through Blade mcpx. Much too windy today so just hovered around the patio. I have to have a daily heli fix.

Originally Posted by mutski

Maybe when I saw the tail rotor spinning in the algae I could have flown it out!

:-)

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showt...03549&page=643I flew today, heres the link:
second to bottom comment

I took out the 450s today. it's just too cold for my micro 250s to be out and about. The wind gust are a killer. anyways No crash, No worries.

Two packs on the king v2 before work-gotta love this time of year :-)

4 packs on the 450s, it's getting really windy, I might have to get a 700 if this keeps up. anyways no crash, no worries.

flew the 250s today, it's been a sunny day with a slight breeze. Very nice day to fly. 2 packs. No crashes, no worries

Rain, rain, rain so I flew four packs on the MSR :-)

Beautiful sunny day today. 5 packs on the 250s. Lovin it. Next week all rain!!

No... My CB100 is down with a bad tail motor. Ordered a new one from WOW... Now I wait!!! Someone please tell me about there awesome time flying tonight!!! LOL

Windy today but was still able to do 2 packs outdoor with my new V911.
Then 4 packs indoor with my MCX2.

Zero wind today (a rare occasion) so I flew one very graceful flight with my majestic V120D01.
If there's wind, she's not very majestic at all.

I kept my Genius CP aloft for a full 300 mah battery - almost 8 minutes - without touching ground. I'm getting good at circles and stall turns, better at beating the wind. I had the Genius, V120D02 and V120D03 in the air today - six batteries, an hour of flying. A winter spent hovering in the livingroom is paying off!

Genius long flight.avi (7 min 54 sec)

Originally Posted by BPhoto

No... My CB100 is down with a bad tail motor. Ordered a new one from WOW... Now I wait!!! Someone please tell me about there awesome time flying tonight!!! LOL

-Yup, "the waiting is the hardest part" :-) As a friendly suggestion, when you use up a motor, or have to order crash-related parts, if you can afford to, it's a good idea to order two of what you need and then keep the spare in a parts box. That way you'll be good to go at all times.

Last night I flew my girl-friend's MSR (four packs) and this morning I flew three packs out back on my 450 in the wind. Here in Vermont it's been raining off and on for the past few days, so it was great to get outside. Happy flying amigo...