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02 November 2021
Rebranded esky 150v2
This helicopter is actually a rebranded esky 150v2. It seems to be durable but I found the flight characteristics to be disappointing. It’s heavy for its size and the throttle response has a slight delay. This makes it hard to change altitude without overshooting. The rudder control has a large dead-band. This means that small rudder inputs don’t do anything. Since the radio is not adjustable or Spektrum compatible (like authentic Horizon Hobby models) there’s no way adjust the way it flies. The battery installation was also difficult for me. The canopy needs to be removed to install the battery before every flight. It’s tiny and fussy to get back on. All of the real Horizon Hobby micro helicopters have a slot to slide the battery in without any disassembly. People singing the praises of this helicopter must either be getting a kickback or they haven’t ever flown anything good. I decided to get rid of My 70s and buy a bunch of NOS parts for my 10 year old gen1 Blade msr. The msr has plenty of flaws but its still a much better flyer. I would recommend save your money or buy from esky for $20 less.
13 September 2016
Blade Nano QX FPV
This thing is too much fun. It's the perfect size for inside the house. As long as you kill the throttle when you crash it's very difficult to damage. It's also very fun to fly outside when the air is still. I loaned my first one to a buddy and I missed it so much I bought another one. The FPV goggles that come with the RTF version aren't the greatest, but they're ok. I fly mine with Fat Shark Attitude v3 goggles and the wider field of view helps reduce the feeling of tunnel vision. I can't believe Horizon Hobby discontinued these. If you can find a good used one, buy it.