Been flying the 120 SR, is this something I should be looking at as a step up?
2010986
The msrx is much quicker than the 120sr... definitely will entertain you and improve your reflexes. You could also consider a nano cpx, which is similarly quick and has the added benefits of a collective heli. I have a 120sr bnf, msrx rtf, and nano cpx bnf. I'm still practicing good coordinated turns, no inverted stuff yet, but I like the way the nano flys the best.
2010987
This is a smaller model with similar characteristics. I wouldn't consider it a step up.
2010988
I bought this as a gift....I don't know about helicopters....I is very small though.....super tiny
2010989
i I read the other answer after iI submitted my first answer. I totatally disagree. The msr is similar to 120 but msrx is completely different animal. I have all of them .I know
1486184
sorry I can't answer ifthere is a difference, but if you flying 4 ch hali's lik ethe v911, this is a great outdoor step up, and highely recommended!
627168
The original version was rather limited in range at about 35 Ft where they claim around 100 for the 'improved' version The antenna that you see on the transmitter is a dummy and is actually inside the main case .It was the norm for people to do slight mods to the board increasing the range and all they have done is to do the same mods on the production models . They have also added LED lights alongside each engine pod which does nothing really for performance but adds a bit of 'bling' to the model . They claim some changes to the electronics board but I have fitted a new board to an earlier model where could not se any differance Still a nice little starter copter ,little bit twitchy but very soon overcome . Plenty information about this on RC Groups dot com
1682144
Dunno, I fly the 5 WL912's I have in Mode 2, which is the standard left handed individual's flying method. If you are a novice though, make sure you fly using L gains, not H gains. It can get unstable in High mode and you'll be replacing parts left and right.
224320
It's a little bigger than a 200 size heli. I would not buy this heli. Major problem with tail motor DOA. Mine was and 2 more were. Get a WL TOYS V912. You will be much happier with this fixed pitch heli. Same size, much better quality. FYI... If you already have flow 3-4 channel fixed pitch heli's. ...And you feel pretty confident, go for a collective pitch 6 channel. If you like this size, get a Walkera Master CP. Very docile for collective pitch heli. I own one and still fly it even today although I have advanced to more 3D capable heli's. It is a relatively inexpensive heli even in RTF versions ($150 or so). You will get much more enjoyment once you get over complexity of collective pitch flying.
881730
Also, a lot of people love this heli, and a lot of people love this heli but say the servos are weak, cyclic/tail. I fly in Houston summer weather. ESC and tail server do get hot, but I have got about 60+ flights with it, no issues yet.The devo 7 is a good radio. I like the feel of it. I did however upgrade to the 8s. You have got more options as to what you can fly with deviation software available now.
1179209
This is a very stable aircraft. It also has the power and performance to do the aerobatics you mentioned. Adding floats will limit this somewhat but the Beav' can be coaxed into exciting performances. This is model will not disappoint. IMHO FlyZone hit a home run with this model.
73532
I don't have the SR100 or SR200, for outdoors, the SR300 gets an 8 (it really is good outdoors), indoors I give it a 6. It's a bit unfair to include an HD unit in the scale, so 8 might be a bit much, but I'm going to say it's fair.
704806
The HP gains are minimal with just the intake. It sounds a little tougher, runs a little smoother. Once you get started on the MODS you put something on you need something to compliment it for it to work. This intake brings a lot more air in so you will need an upgrade in the exhaust, stock pipes won't let as much out. If you have updated your exhaust you will see up to 20 ponies added! Will also make you sound like a true muscle car. I did both on my RT and very happy but not satisfied. Now have the next upgrade to compliment these two upgrades! Hope that helps. Good luck. Have fun
2021142
I would recommend going to a Blade MSR First....it is the next step (intermediate) from a coaxial heli like the Syma 107.....I started flying Heli's back in November on the coaxials (syma). Then I tried the Blade MCX2 (which is a nicer version of the symas.). Then went to the blade MSR which is more advanced, yet you can always let go of the control sticks and it will go back to hover. With the Collective Pitch heli's, such as the nano, you cannot get away with that. I am now love the nano and it is my favorite to fly, but you need to work you way up to it.
1610581
yes it is. later on make sure to find GWS EP 5443 props, they completely change the flight of the aircraft. More stable, more lift, 2 min more flight time, and you can flip without losing as much altitude. they are just as durable as the stock blades.
881733
It will be a challenge. If you think you are a good 4 ch flyer and can step up to CP no problem, you are in for a treat. It is tough, and it feels like you are learning all over. That said, this is a good flying heli. And it is hard to find a less expensive rtf 450 size. The flybarless system and 6 channel makes it fairly stable. First thing to do if you get this one is turn down the elev/ail EXT pot on the receiver. There is no stick banging allowed like you can with a 4 ch.
137807
I don't know why but for $10, does it really matter? Don't over analyze it. Unless you are a top notch pilot, I highly recommend the guards. You could, I guess, plan on getting plenty of propellers, which may or may not be an DJI oem product....???
534062
I would say no for an upgrade. Unless your motor goes out or is making a lot of noise, it's probably not going to make a noticeable difference.
881731
It will be a challenge. If you think you are a good 4 ch flyer and can step up to CP no problem, you are in for a treat. It is tough, and it feels like you are learning all over.That said, this is a good flying heli. And it is hard to find a less expensive rtf 450 size. The flybarless system and 6 channel makes it fairly stable.First thing to do if you get this one is turn down the elev/ail EXT pot on the receiver. There is no stick banging allowed like you can with a 4 ch.
1673807
About 6 years ago I had bought a blade 120 (I think that was the model) and got bored of it very quick....I started looking again going on what I had remembered years ago and bought the V912....a bit out of my league but I've learned to fly it and haven't crashed it yet.....if you take your time you shouldn't have any problems...
574446
If you flew the V911 you should be able to work on mSRX. It's a good heli, it doesn't have flybar and won't autocorrect or return to horizontal position itself unless you tell her to do it. Is a bit faster than V911 and the last step before collective pitch helicopters, in fact it feels very close to one. Reading your history of other Helis, I believe that you want to progress on this hobby, so: buy the mSRX (BNF no TX), 2 or 3 lipos, and buy a good radio TX ie DX6i, because this heli with stock TX is difficult to control. With a programmable TX you can tame it down properly, and it will serve you when you decide to step on bigger stuff. DX6i holds 10 aircraft in memory. Anyway....buy it.