with little rc experience .. yr best bet would be the DJI phantom
but that would cost u way way way over rm1k la

Filmed with 808 #16 Lens D camera, on an AXN Floater glider with Frsky module and FS-TH9X transmitter

Sebana Cove, Johor
It was a run down and neglected 5 star hotel + yacht club few years ago. Until recently it was acquired by IJM and a complete interior renovation have been carried out.
An overnight stay cost RM280 for 2 and is well worth the price as it also offers fresh air, a serene environment and some small wildlife.

There was some strong winds as it was near the sea and I didn't dare to fly too long as it was gradually picking up. The plane was stationary in the sky going against the wind at half throttle, and I usually cruise at half throttle. One test flight and another Aerial recording flight and I called it a day.

Didn't have my laptop around so didn't realised the beautiful scenery that was captured. If I knew, I would brave any storm to continue filming and flying till all my batteries were drained.

PS, One 2200mAh 3s pack can provide 20 minutes of flight time. And I had 3...T_T

I think this page offer good price for rechargeable battery.... newbie who looking for rechargeable battery for their RC...


https://www.facebook.com/merchant9

Season premiere (tapi dalam bahasa Melayu, for those who crave RC channel in Malay)


Episode 1 - Budget Mini UAV

supp guys, been eyeing this tered for quite some time, finally bought myself a v911 to try.. standard set with extra 4 batteries (total 4 batt) for RM 145 is it good?

btw, first try flying indoor, very hard.. keep crash..

the 911 is as ez as it gets
u just need lots of practice ..

muahaha, first day and already broke a pair of wings..

but but, kasi tape dulu, dont want to use the replacement, or else it wont last 3 days..

ya, slowly getting better with controls.. but play alone manyak boring..

playing alone is the best way to kill this hobby ..
but the 911 is meant for indoors fun mostly .. for practicing orientation etc

depending on the extent of the damage, taping might make flying even more difficult, as the tape might disturb the aerodynamic of the blades. rotor blades are cheap, i suggest just use the spare.

crashing is a prerequisite, so don't worry too much about. besides crashing a 911 is cheap compared to the bigger helis.

haha, 2 days and now i broke my helicopter skids too..

oh, i tape the area where both blades are attached and have to lock the screws near to the rotor right... just a small tape..

btw any sites recommend to get new spare blades? thanks!

just to note, main rotor blades are factory balanced in pairs. additional weight from a tape on one side 'might' throw it off balanced. if you don't feel any difference after adding the tape, then you probably got lucky .

no idea on where to get spare blades though as i don't own a v911. the shop you bought it from should carry it.

This post has been edited by zeroglyph: Feb 10 2014, 10:53 AM

aha, the tape is stick in the middle, very close to the rotor there.. in order to make it balance, i stick on the other side too

as i said, if you don't feel any balance issue in flight, you got lucky. just leave it as it is.

look at the spinning blades as you hover, they should spin on the same horizontal plane.

yup, i did check.. should try to fly outdoor, indoor tak boleh, not much space and keep crash.. sooner or later it'll break up.

Hi,

Just got myself a quadcopter as new hobby here


Hope to learn new stuff and tricks here.

great ez to learn for beginners ...
not cheap though

ya new props need approx RM100++ for 2 pair

thats a COn JOB la .. can always get them much cheaper from somewhere else
my CARBON FIBER props costs me less than rm60 for 2 pairs la

Nice, but need to rebalance ?

Been research some alternative 3rd party props, end up not really balanced compared to stock plastic ones.

BTW, I saw this..

yes ... i have to balance those props
but if u learn how to do that then u learn an additional skill and will not be subjected to cut throat prices of props