I also suggest checking for backlash all around the main gear. At least on my machines there are high and low spots. To avoid excessive wear and high contact pressure in some places I therefore accept a very minimal amount of backlash on the low spots.

Beautiful helicopter

How do you register the Neo Rx? If it’s connected to the M2 esc through the aux channel can’t get the updater to display on the radio. So how can I register it? TIA

I just found and subbed to your channel. It is a virtual crime that you don't have massive amounts higher subscribers. Your content on how to do various tricks is about as good as you can get. I'm trying to get back into the hobby after a 10+ year vacation. Keep up with regular content and you will have 100K subs eventually. Just have to creep up into the KZbin algorithm

I just want to say thank you for your channel it’s really helpful to pilots like me. I’m still very much a beginner, but I am wondering if you have a video or could do a video about competitions. i.e which competitions to start with and how to progress in nationals and world competitions. I’m just interested in what is the route I can go down when I start to become a bit better. Thank you

Nice.👍 Love your new web side.❤ Keep up the good work.👌

I actually thought about this trick before but didn’t think of all of the variations, thank you for this video

I do them messy and hacky. Can’t wait to try your method to help me clean them up.

Theb paint stirrer really looks beautiful and your explanations of the steps to get there are as always fantastic! Thanks for his great work!!

Lovely breakdown as usual! Such a cool looking manoeuvre as well. :)

Awesome! Like a bible for a RC heli pilot.

Thanks!

Thanks for the summary! Very much needed!

I bought an omp m2 mk2 with a fcc zorro radiomaster 4 in 1 !!! but then realize that there was no integrated receiver!!! Is there anyone who knows what kind of receiver I should put in it!!!!

Best video I've seen in a while!

i want tron to come out with a 380 size! would u agree?

Thanks for the parts 😊

Would you recommend practicing with a Trex 450 or a Trex 550, my 450 doesn’t seem to “hang” in the air as well as the 550 when I put on throttle hold a few feet off the ground.

Hi Richard thanks for posting very useful information. Kind of no where to focus on now. Cheers.

Thank you for exactly what I wanted to know.

The Gemini is looking good, and I definitely like the new "updates from the workshop section." These are quite interesting and there are a few moves that could use some work so thank you for the ideas! :)

Excellent, that helps me a lot to improve my beginner skills. Thank you so much

Thank you so much for your info and all your videos. They help me improve my flying and learn 3d flying with my helicopter. *.*

Thank you for this great overview! I will go back to many of your PPP videos! I am a bit surprised that backwards upright flight is mentioned not until level 4. I found training backwards flight helping me in general to improve my flying, although I am far away of being able to do much of the level 4 maneuvers!! Richard, your videos are always a great motivation to progress further!!

Thanks for posting this. After i figured out how to fly inverted, i seem to have hit a wall and even my daily practice seems aimless. This should get me back on track!

The best heli tutorials in YT.🎉Hoping you make more heli tutorials about transitions and combo flight👍

I should try some of them see where im at....need some decent weather first

Hmm not sure all those moves are in the correct level

On the topic of autorotations. In Heli-X, what's your take on the realism in the sim? I always feel like I am struggling way more to maintain rotor head energy in the sim than IRL...

You can find the RC Heli Nation PPP here. www.rchn.org/rchn-pilot-proficiency-program/

Thanks for the video, very interesting but way above my capabilities right now. Just wondering which simulator you are using. Thanks

This maneuver looks very, very good. Your explanations are as always very good... But unfortunalely my abilities.... well, you know!!

Thank you for this break down! Very helpful!

I do something similar, but its like a tumbling circuit but nearly knife edge....it goes wrong quickly though

Excellent,But I’m not ready for this yet need some more time on the simulator.Thank you very much…..

An extremely complex move. Need to work up to this one

tried to download the file to dropbox but dropbox wants a file extension

Thank you, Richard, for breaking this down! Thanks for taking requests! :-)

Thank you Richard!

Hi Rich, how much trouble would it be to put the mode1 stick movements on this vid? Thank again

Thanks Rich, gonna have a try, once again the mode1 sticks makes so much difference for me..Robin Lipke is also a mode 1 pilot I believe.

Wow. Awesome video, but that's definitely quite a confusing manoeuvre, I've got to admit. Might try it some time. :)

Hi Richard the lead you have made up photographed in the video the wiring for the positive and signal wires have been reversed so if the lead is made up as shown in the video the receiver will not work, it will not damage the receiver as I made the lead as shown then reversed the wires and it now works fine. One other thing if you perform the BMFA failsafe test the motor will not stop, the failsafe in the macrocell 13 ESC OUT needs to be turned on and as the throttle signal is reversed you need to set the value to 100 or higher then the fail safe will turn the motor off should you loose signal hope this feed back helps oh and it works great just need telemetry now :)

wow. this is the best tutorial ever ,of this incredible dificult manouver . . thank you very much.

Thank you for this! Especially for the downloadable macro cell file. I don't think I could have figured this out on my own. I now have several micros flying with the VBar NEO Micro Rx and the macrocell file!

It's how I got my name. I did them all the time at the field. Thumbs Up!

I really appreciate your way of teaching rc heli. I like your structured videos and step by step approach. Usefull hints in between and lots of great ideas for new manoeuvres. Thank you for your effort!

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