Omphobby m2 evo rc helicopter!!!

[@AnythingEverythingRC-rc1yc]

Just getting smoother and smoother my friend, Nice Flying!

[@Rcheliguy]

Cheers mate. I'm very confident with the m1 and m2 now. Soon it'll be inverted. This morning for the first time I flew my 450lp dominator around in the sky NOT JUST HOVERING lol. Its actually easier than I thought to fly around once you get it going so hopefully soon there be videos with the 450 aswell. Happy flying buddy 👌👍🏻

[@qck57594]

Great job. Austin Tx

[@helithunder56]

Nice flying, just picked one up myself they’re great little helis and I’m a self taught heli flyer too!

[@Rcheliguy]

@helithunder56 your love it buddy. I actually don't fly my m2 any more I'm focused on my sab and my rs4. Enjoy the m2 buddy all the best 👍🏻 👌

[@All_things_RC.]

Great flying Bud, your smashing those turns on the end. Just think how you have progressed on you own and how you will progress with the support of your club members. Great video as always and the best advise "Just stick with it" this is a wonderful hobby giving hours of pleasure. Keep up the good work and looking forward to another video. 👍😎

[@Rcheliguy]

Cheers buddy. 👍🏻

[@Rcheliguy]

I'll put a video up soon of the trex 450lp flying around, this morning for the first time I had it flying around and to be totally honest it flys actually very smooth once it's on the move. I myself was very shocked. Speak soon bud 👌👍🏻

[@lakesideaudio]

lovely site, I was on the edge of buying the M2 and then DJI brought out the Avata 2 and i bought that, but the M2 is defiantly my next purchase so i can upgrade from my Blade 200SRX, its been a great helicopter actually. Thanks for the video

[@Rcheliguy]

The m2 evo is honestly a fantastic heli. It's very stable and flys like a bigger heli does you wouldn't be disappointed with one. Happy and safe flying buddy

[@blooskyy7]

Great progression! Just getting back into helis after a ten year gap and the new developments are so good, and I'm super keen to get the M2 Evo. I've converted my old Trex450 and Logo400 with Rotorflight which is just amazing and definitely looks to be the future.

[@Rcheliguy]

That's great news that your back into the hobby. I'm absolutely hooked 🤞 soon I'll have my rs4 in the air aswell. Happy and safe flying buddy 👍🏻

[@Greg-d2x]

I have the exact same radio and helicopter as you. I'm self taught too without any simulator time and we are at about the same stage. I agree in idle up 1 it's more stable. Mine is more locked in as well. I have tried idle up 2 and it's way too much for me. I'm glad you're doing good and I like your channel!

[@Rcheliguy]

Awesome radio and helicopter. Best on the market in its size category in my opinion. So good choice you've made getting them. I'd honestly recommend a sim aswell though. The sim is an awesome tool for practicing inverted flight. Everything is the opposite when inverted also doing loops and barrel rolls . But if you like just flying around and your happy with the stage your at then fair play to you. Thanks for your comment, happy and safe flying buddy 👍🏻

[@susanmatthews-bp1mv]

Hi your doing so well xx we live watching yuur flying x🍏🍏🍏🚏🚏

[@Rcheliguy]

Arrh, thanks Susan 😊

[@RCCopterLove]

It's a very good decision to fly in idle Up modes! You should really get used to only using idle up modes because you have a constant headspeed no matter in which position your collective pitch/throttle stick is. If you go in "normal mode" 'below" zero degrees collective pitch (midstick) your motor shuts off. In idle mode you can give full negative collective = throttle zero and your inverted!! heli will shoot up like a rocket when in normal mode it falls out of the sky! In the Radiomaster TX you can reduce the headspeed in the throttle curves as you prefere. So I am using in idle up one a similar headspeed to the rpm I had in "normal mode" and my idle up 2 is a rpm similar to what was idle up 1. In Edge TX you can try and play with the throttle curves! Thats great! I am using 'normal mode' only if I test my helis for vibrations during slow spoolup like looking if the main shaft is straight etc. Never in flight! I am flying only in my "custom rpm" idle up modes with low headspeed like I love it for my style. But you are making great progress with every new video!!

[@Rcheliguy]

Great info my friend. Very helpful as always. The gents at the club I've just joined pretty much made me fly in idle up for that reason. They said my flying capability is better than I think. They're very helpful at the club. It's amazing to be around other like minded rc heli enthusiast such as myself. Happy and safe flying buddy 👍🏻

[@osmanmatsiacob4814]

What receiver u use? Any issue with weak rssi or loss signal with ur tx16s? Great flight......

[@Rcheliguy]

Hi there, I use the kensun dsmx sat receiver no issues what so ever I've never lost signal or anything with it 👍🏻👌

[@epic9013]

What made you choose omp over goosky . Would you have started with a m2 evo or definately go with the m1 .

[@Rcheliguy]

@epic9013 Hi there, well at the time omp was more spoken about then goosky was. I know now I own a rs4 but I'd still recommend a m2 evo over the s2 any day of the week. It's an awesome heli for the money. If I could of gone back to the start of my journey then yes I'd of gone for a m2 first before the m1. The m2 is far more sturdy and more fun to learn with as it's just bigger and easier to see. Yes the m1 is a good heli but it's size let's it down for a begginer heli in my opinion as its just too small and is very fast and gets out of sight very quickly. 👍🏻

[@epic9013]

@Rcheliguy thanks for the reply . Great videos btw and great to see from start to where you are now . 👍

[@Rcheliguy]

@epic9013 much appreciated thank you 😊 👍🏻