newbie 6-ch exceed eagle 50

[jjh25]

Hey Tony..I didnt see a review for the eagle 50..I have two falcon 40 v2..and its going nice..I wanna step up or try a 6-ch before I get a really nice one..would you recommend the Exceed Eagle 50 for my first 6-ch heli??..I'm only about 2 months into this hobby but I'm h000ked..lol..thanks 

[dragonfly]

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PaRuL-K0oU" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PaRuL-K0oU</a>

[jjh25]

thanks..yeah i saw that..nuttcaze didn't recommend this heli tho..he said its very hard to fly..so i wanted a different opinion

[robot]

thanks..yeah i saw that..nuttcaze didn't recommend this heli tho..he said its very hard to fly..so i wanted a different opinion

this helicopter is not for beginner 
if you havent master a 4ch co-x or 4ch fp, then u shouldn't waste your money on this.   

[jjh25]

does it fly like the Walkera HM 22E Helicopter?

[robot]

does it fly like the Walkera HM 22E Helicopter?

yup 

[jjh25]

thanks

[3dt]

There was already a review for the Eagle so I didn't do one. I haven't flown the Eagle 50 yet, but I have flown the Walkera 22e which had the shaft driven tail like on the MS Composite Hornet. It flew nice but since it had a brushed motor the performance was not does not even come close to the MS Hornet.

 Looks like you have already flown a 4ch heli so this heli should not be a problem for you. However you will need to learn a few new things like how to adjust and check the blade tracking unlike the fixed pitch 4ch heli's. And if this is your first 6ch have you thought about getting a 450 size helicopter? It will be more stable than the smaller heli's like the Eagle 50. The Eagle 50 has a motor driven tail on the rear and will not give you the same tail holding performance as the bigger birds that has the belt/shaft tail. The Eagle 50 is a nice small heli to learn the basic of a 6ch which has idle up but you will probably get tired of it after a while because of the tail motor tail setup. The 450 will be worth the investment if you already learned the basics of a 4ch and looking to advance up to a 6ch set up. Also another thing to look for in a 6ch setup is to go brushless. It will provide more power than the older brushed motors. But if your looking for something cheap and affordable to just practice on you can't go wrong with the Eagle 50

[jjh25]

thanks 3dt for your time..ill prob go with a 450 then(more stable & my 1st 6-ch)....so far not really into 3-d(no offense 3dt..lol)...just want something alil stronger to fly in the wind etc..i stayed away from brushless because i thought they may be to strong for me (my first 6-ch heli)..but ill look into it..thanks..after some research i heard the eagle 50 was just hard to fly..real sensitive they sayd...then i thought about the beltcp or building an EXI..BIG THANKS 3dt