Thank you! Glad that you liked my little joke!

@gappleton8255 Thank you for notiving these details! To build the piolt and the passengers was as much work as the machine itself! So many servos in the joints! The clothes... everything! 😀

@andrewnoble70 Thank you! I am glad you liked this funny idea my loved wife brought up!

@vonderdynamite4435 This Is the question I was asking myself when I tried tro get this heli back home! And it will be the next step!

Thank you! I am glad you liked this little joke!!

@Hootman Thank you very much! I am very proud of this smooth landing! 😂Yes, they are much easier to fly but so much more expesive to crash. And the worst: The parts and fragments after the crash don;t fit in some plastic bags if you do the walk of shame! 😂

Ha! True. We've all done the walk of shame. It can be expensive.... 😬 Good luck in the future and here's hoping that copter stays in one piece.... 👍

@@Hootman Thank you very much! Always safe and happy flights with all machines!

Thank you for noticing this! The people were the hardest challenge. I made them in my custom workshop. In every joint is a servo motor, receiver, walk controller and battery in the corpus. 2 Anettas hidden in the pant legs. They are inexpensive: Smaller guys 10.000 $, taller guys or Pilots 15.000. Waiting for your incoming order!

Thank you!! Dziekuje!!

❤​@@RCCopterLove

@ruimessias1302 Thank you for your kind comment! I am happy that you share this experience! Many, many happy flights!!

@xypower8511 Thank you! Yes, for very new or more risky maneuvers I am using even smaller helicopters like the M2 EVO. Even cheaper in case of a crash! Best Greetings from Poland!!

Thank you Rudolph that you share my point of view! Yes, no broken bones, no hospital! I had enough of this when I stopped riding and sold all my motorcycles in one week! Best greetings!!

@MARKLINMAN1 Thank you very much! My biggest problem is still the timing and the amounts of negative pitch. Short: the complete collective pitch management! But I love training so I just do it again and again! Best greetings!

@thatsmyrc Thank you for sharing your long experience. I am completely new to the RC hobby, compared to you with 3,5 years experience. I started at once with helis because I love their unbelievable possibilities (vertical take off and landing) and the freedom they are giving! So I am happy that I started at once with your favorite! Best greetings!

@@RCCopterLove well there’s a update with my experiencing helis again. Today I was lost in the enjoyment of the flight and something went wrong. I either let the battery get to low at 13% or the gps lost signal in my area which is a low signal strength. Either way my first gps heli recently went straight up on its own so I shut safety off switch before I lost it out of sight or damage to dangers in the surrounding area. Long story short dropped like a rock 30+ft up and destroyed the inner wood mounting plates. I’m new again to helis and fascinated by the simple things like hovering landings take offs not much into 3d. I’ll rebuild and learned from my failures and go to a better signal area 🤷🏻‍♂️

@@thatsmyrc Oh! I am sorry to hear about this crash! I hope the damage is not too bad and expensive!! Unfortunately I have heard some times that GPS helis do soemetimes fail and get out of control. John Salt (rchelicopterfun.com), my RC heli Guru, recommened me back in 2021, when I started flying CP helis, to learn in very small steps but without stability mode ot other electroninc help. I followed his tip and for several weeks I was just taking off, trying to hold the heli in a hover as long as I could. Beginning with 2, 3 seconds. It took a long time to get to hovering one full battery. But during this time I developed a feel how to control and "balance" the heli manually. This is unbelievable rewarding. It takes a lot perseverance and the results are coming slowly, but it has given me a stabile foundation. I am as well not into 3D flying, I love some basic acrobatics but most fascinating for me is smooth, elegant and controlled fying!! I wish you good luck with the revbild!! All the best!!

@Rcheliguy Thank you buddy!! Yes, this field is huge and totally obsticle free!! I was so lucky to find it! Now the loevely days will be less, but I will fly more in the simulator!! Best greetings!!

@rodolphfranken Thank you Ruud! I am glad you like it and that you are experiencing ths same! Yes, worries are far away when I am flying!!

@All_things_RC Thank you so much for your kind words! I am very happy that you see some progress! For me this really is "only" a loved hobby, so I am not "overambitious" as I had and have enough competition in all other aspects of life! It would be fantastic to fly with you one day! In my channel description you find my emailaddress, so if you plan to come to Katowice please inform me in advcance so that we can appoint a meeting with flights together of course! All the best and many greetings, Matthias!

@giuseppe4909 That's true. It's very light.

@Xtrvr Danke fuer Ihren Kommentar! Ja, dieses neue Feld ist wirklich ein Paradies zum Fliegen! In unserem Ballungsgebiet in Oberschlesien habe ich lange nach freier Flaeche ohne Hochspannungsleitungen gesucht! Beste Gruesse und viele schoene Fluege!

@lev-on-heli Thank you Lev! Yes it is! I just love flying and being in the nature at the same time very, very much!! When I am coming home I always have a big, big smile on my face!! Best greetings, Matthias!

@@RCCopterLove I can relate! You're definitely good at having fun! 😄Best for you too!

@@lev_on_heli Thanks!!

@tomkoller749 Vielen Dank fuer Ihren freundlichen Kommentar! Es freut mich, dass ich nicht der Einzige bin! Ich freue mich jedes Mal, wenn ich draussen bin und die Natur, den Gesang der Voegel UND das Fliegen geniesse! Danke fuer die anerkennenden Worte zu meinen Fortschritten. Am meisten freue ich mich, dass meine Crash Rate inzwischen nahe bei Null liegt. Ich mache lieber langsamere Fortschritte als dass ich zu ungeduldig bin und oft abstuerze. Es soll ja Freude sein, und nicht Frust! Beste Gruesse aus Polen in die Schweiz und danke fuers Wieder zureckkommen!!

Thank you!! I will!!

Thank you Andrej! Yes, thats the way to go!

Gentlemen, good to see you both having success with this heli on both of your channels! I believe Andrej has paired it to his TX16s. I wonder if the best thing is to is get the inexpensive kit, then pair it with the good radio you already have.

@@t.s.thomas02 Thank you very much, Thomas! This little 206 is really good looking. You are for sure right with your tip to by the kit with the simpler radio and then pair it with the Radiomaster TX16. I am using unfortunateliy the Radiomaster TX12 MkII with the CC2500 module. Not the 4 in 1. So with my radio it will not work. But I have 2 OMP M1's and they are by far my preferenced indoor flyers for the winter time. I can take off and land them how I want and can control every millimeter altitude with the M1. In the RC ERA the built in "altitude hold" makes manual control of an exact altitude very difficult. You have to "fight" it. Best gretings to you and all the very best!!

@rchelicopterspace_0309 Yes, this little heli looks really beautiful in the air. It does not fly as well as it looks because of all these helps like selflevel. But all these make it so much easier for a complete beginner to fly it without crashing at once. Thank you for your kind comment!

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