When it is rainy, windy and dark outside.........

......I fly my Pic Pro inside my living room.;-)

[will p2]

dont you love it,and at 3 in the morning when everyone else is asleep,its like a little midnight aircraft factory around here somenights.

>>at 3 in the morning when everyone else is asleep,its like a little midnight aircraft factory around here somenights. <<
3 in the morning! I will be creating little rotary dreams.;-)

[R44]

Whaa, you have guts!! The RPM is around 1750 and she weighs pretty much more than the stock Piccolo.
I can`t wait until I get mine!! [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img]
Seismic wave, could you put more pics in this thread?
Just to get me drooling [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/crazy.gif[/img]
Nahh, but could you put more (flying) photo`s over here?
I would love that [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smirk.gif[/img]

Dave

har i do that too sometimes.. but usually only for tracking and adjustment purposes, i've wrecked enough furniture already

this pic is flying at AndiXes place, 2.3m high rooms and a computer/multimeter interface make for cool measurments

[R44]

I so look up to you all! I even can`t make a pirouette!
But, I am going to take a few lessons from FlyCam!

Oh yes......Must..Get....More...Pro..Pictures... [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img]

Greets,
Dave

>>Whaa, you have guts!! <<
Nah, no guts involved. All you need to do is turn off the brain.;-)

Seriously, the Pic Pro flies so nice and stable that I never had any close call in the living room yet. That said my daughter was taking the pictures hiding underneath a big desk.;-)

I did crash the Pic Pro a few times in my garage when the tail motor and ESC gave up.

I have to convince my daughter to take some more pictures.;-)

>>mind you with a headspeed as high as mine (2400) even in a bigger place its still pretty scary<<

I must be spinning the head at a little over 1800. Probably close to 2000. I also have a Hornet and fly that in the living room also. The head speed ia about the same on both. No that scary when everything is smooth.

[R44]

So the Pro Piccolo is not a bad buy for me?
My experience is: tail in, sideways, and even when bit windy outside.
I thought it would be smart to buy a Pro so I can proceed my learning process outside with nose-in and circuit.
What do you think SeimicCWave?

P.s next winter I`m going to build my Notar MD-520 as seen on my Avatar Picture it is HONOLULU FIREDEPARTMENT.
Nice color though.

Dave

>>So the Pro Piccolo is not a bad buy for me?<<
I have not tried the Fun Pic, FP Pic or the CP Pic so I can't comment on that. I was looking to build a FP Pic just for messing around so I get a feel for what those are like.

I don't think the Pic Pro is a bad buy for anyone. I prefer that over my Hornet anyday. The bird is super rugged and very easy to fly. Vibration is minimum as built and I don't have to fiddle with it. I do recommend using the stock Pic Pro woodies over all the other blades.

>>I thought it would be smart to buy a Pro so I can proceed my learning process outside with nose-in and circuit.<<

With the Pic Pro and a good brushless setup you can go all the way to 3-D flying indoor and outdoor.

>>next winter I`m going to build my Notar MD-520 as seen on my Avatar Picture it is HONOLULU FIREDEPARTMENT.
Nice color though.<<

I would love to see someone build a Notar. However I am not sure if that is very feasible at the size of the micro heli. The aerodynamics is just not there for the small size.