Meet Lily...

[Greywolf74]

 

[HPIguy]

I want see it follow us down a MTB trail, though the canopy, dodging trees.

 

[Gosuto]

It's the happiest spy I've ever seen! All jokes aside, would be very cool to play around with.

 

[Rolex]

It's absolutely amazing. Problem is, this is why "Drones" have become such a problem. I have 14 helis and one drone, sorry, Quad copter, and all the helis, through all those years, required serious skill and a long learning curve. Now anyone can throw it in the air and it goes.

 

[alpinehyperlite]

I have two problems with this one. No obstacle avoidance and no manual flight mode.

 

[Greywolf74]

Geeez, you guys are hard to please

 

[SMaxxin]

When it can fly through thick cover without crashing I'm in!

I have 14 helis and one drone, sorry, Quad copter, and all the helis, through all those years, required serious skill and a long learning curve.

Quads are not too bad but Heli's are the spawn of Satin!

 

[Greywolf74]

I actually prefer my little helis over my little quad

 

[SMaxxin]

The little heli's are easy, the larger ones not so much. If I decide to throw money away on a heli again I might try one that's not 3d, that might help.

 

[HPIguy]

I still enjoy my 3D helis. Don't get me wrong, I still smash one every now and then doing dumb stuff too low to the ground, but generally these days they come back from the field in one piece. I think my last crash before this one with the 450 was a couple years ago. And, FBL helis are much, MUCH easier to repair and get mechanically setup.

Then again, as I always say, I fly 2.5D. I'm an aerobatic pilot, no smack 3D, too old and don't have the reflexes.

 

[Rolex]

I learned to fly on a big nitro heli with a 4' rotor. That took a lot of knee shaking and cold sweat. I still have it but it hasn't hit the sky since all these electrics came out.

 

[hamz9561]

I never flew any nitro aircraft, but helped my dad work on his old control-line stuff way back when. He did love his electric Cessna 172 that I gave him for his last birthday.

 

[Ron Olson]

Too slow for what I'd want to use it for. There are now faster ones that do the same thing.