The upgrade or ori version is the same.... it is fragilie because the CF is thiner and the design of the frame...

yeah getting it tonight, booked already..wohooo

Be prepare to get some spare parts.
Most possible one would be blade, feathering shaft, main shaft, tail boom and for pretty sure, main gear (big one on top).

And another suggestion, DO NOT fly this at home!!

Also, you can remove the horizontal tail fin from your tail boom first. It does not help much in your flight but it is the part that easily break in a crash usually.

This post has been edited by daddoo: Apr 28 2010, 02:03 PM

Wow... good good... welcome to the world of CCPM~

im gonna put the training kit for sure and fly at big field..haha...

anything to read on?

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Added on April 28, 2010, 2:20 pmI READ THAT they reccomend me to upgrade to this

http://shop.rotor.com.sg/show-detail.asp?p...C7C485AC6}&pn=1

This post has been edited by sLapshock: Apr 28 2010, 02:20 PM

Don't talk about upgrade first. I suggest that you learn your hovering first and when everything look good then only you think about this.

Because if you upgrade now and crash here and there later it would be a bit wasted. Hehehe, make sure your training kit is tight enough with the connection/joint. I have experienced a slip-out before and causing a crash.

Post us your new toy later, the photo in duniarc looks attracting.

SGD185 is way way too much to pay for GY240
for rm300 or lesser u can now get the GY401 which is way superior
alternatively u can try the align GP750 which is oso less than rm300 .. a step up from GY401 but sensitive to vibrations

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Added on April 28, 2010, 2:42 pmmr daddo is right ... the stock gyro is good enuff for u to learn hovering and some FF
locktite the head parts .. and the tail parts
do not over tighten your gear and pinions .. check all electronics (pre-flight) every time after u plug in batt and b4 spooling up
be prepared for sweaty hands and shaking knees ... good luck !! huahahahahaa

This post has been edited by QiW: Apr 28 2010, 02:42 PM

haha thans alot for the info. im in trganu now, anyone know how to get my friend posy over the heli to my place in JB?

using poslaju?

whats the procedure like?

where to get box etc etc or can i just use the box that came with it...etc?

how much?

the ori box i think quite soft ... u will need to get a stronger box unless u wanna risk it laa
poslaju is your best option ... google poslaju and check out their rates

The ori box still ok to use but you need to handle with care.
The hobby shop shipped BCPV2 to me without any good protection. Basically they just wrapped a layer of wrapping paper.
And then I also use the same box to bring my BCP back to my hometown last time. So far still no problem with it.
Hehehe, the hardcase for 450 size can get you another second hand BCPV2 already

i see. then in that case, i'll just post with the original box la. too trouble some to get a new box, dont know where also.

but how much roughly?

rm10?

depends on region and weight. Should be less than 50 bucks .....

aight cool.

i think i use kangaroo.com.my

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Added on April 28, 2010, 7:22 pmguy, do you use the pitch gauge? nuttcaze say it a must!

This post has been edited by sLapshock: Apr 28 2010, 07:22 PM

Yes, I do. Without pitch gauge I cant imagine how am I going to setup my pitch and blade.

I have one bought from rcdreazz but later I found that it is too expensive, I can get it for 10 bucks from mymegastation, but you need to check for stock availability

If you don't want to spend much on this there is actually a paper craft pitch gauge available online. Just download the template and print it out to make your own paper pitch gauge. But that one intended for 4G3 Maybe you can enlarge and try for 450 heli

This post has been edited by daddoo: Apr 28 2010, 09:48 PM

DEFINITELY NEED pitch gauge for a CP heli .. unless u dont care whack only laa .. hahahahahaa
and oso some tools .. hex drivers philips drivers nose pliers etc etc
to make sure all your screwed on stuff are tight .. u need to locktite them so they dont fly out when u fly

guys do to some communication problems, the deal didnt went out for belt cp v2. maybe not my luck owning bcp v2.

anyway, im eyeing on this, heard this the best clone out there.

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Added on April 29, 2010, 12:48 amhttp://shop.heliguru.sg/helicopters/kits-and-combos/450-class/450-sev2/tarot-450-sev2.html

This post has been edited by sLapshock: Apr 29 2010, 12:48 AM

u will need a radio to go with that ... still looking at the dx6i ??
and oso electronics ...

yeah, i have two offer, futaba 6ex 2.4ghz and Spektrum dx6i both w/o receiver for sgd150.

But, you said dx6i was better so im getting it although i dont really like the toys look, imo compared to futaba, futaba looks more 'pro' leh.

The dx6i does have subtrim and heli mode aight? Does it worth getting the toy look for its funtion?? Haha.

Also, where to get the cord for me to practice with G4? Anywhere selling?

Regarding buying kit.

I'll need -

3x servo
1x fast servo for tail
1x brushless motor
1xesc
1xgyro

A set of tools.

Care to give me which models, say i want budget one but good enough for sport flying
Whats a bind plug for dx6i?

Thanks guys.

This post has been edited by sLapshock: Apr 29 2010, 08:01 AM

What happen? The seller regret to sell with the price now?

Blind plug is just a connector with wire connecting the 1st and 3rd pin of the dean. It is used for binding the RX with TX... you'll only need to do it once with each new RX... Just like pairing bluetooth devise.