FLY YOUR FIRST RC HELI: Blade 120s

Check out my beginner's guide to RC helicopter flight with the Blade 120s from Horizon Hobby. Helis have always been a curiosity of mine, but such a challenge to fly! The 120s is an upgrade from the original 120sr - it now incorporates the SAFE technology with 3 flight modes, stabilization, and a PANIC recovery button!
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[@RogerGostasson]

I started my self with a Blade 120 and I was hooked. And today 7 years later I'm still flying RC Helicopter's and I think that's the best you can do in the RC world. Nice vid's and keep em coming. 👍🏻

[@mboyer68]

I was flying a Blade 200SRX and it got taken away in the wind..never found it! When I first started flying heli's I found it helpful to fly patterns around the field just like flying an airplane. I've gotten better and now have three, the biggest being a T Rex 500X. Love the sound the most! I have two daughters and we watch your videos together, thank you for posting!!

[@GPOutdoors]

Good morning - just found your channel. Good call on the 120 for a first heli! Another nice thing about it is that you can crash it 100 times and do little or no damage to it and if you do break the skids or links, they are inexpensive to replace versus a more expensive Align or other model. Would also suggest that once someone gets the hang of some simple flight patterns, they should definitely go much bigger. Believe it or not, the larger hell's (500 /550 etc) are easier to fly than the little ones, they are not as susceptible to the wind (they weigh more and have more power) and the bigger ones also come with some good stabilization built in nowadays. Thanks for the vid - enjoyed it!! Cheers!

[@dmartinnj]

Bring back helicopters, never stop the heli... The industry dropped out when quads came around... When I saw your vid I was glad to see people still fly heli's... Keep it up and do more with them...

[@garrykennedy5484]

I learned collective pitch helis to start out with because I didn't know any better and didn't know anyone in RC but always fascinated with helis. But the good thing was that switching to fixed wing planes was easy peasy afterwords. The thing about these fixed pitch helis is they don't like wind at all. Good luck to you as you advance. It's VERY rewarding!

[@fhuber7507]

I've tried helis occasionally since the early 1980's. Collective pitch helis are easier to fly than fixed pitch. Spinning the rotor up to speed before adding pitch gives the heli some gyroscopic stability from the rotor. I'd skip the 4 channel version and get the CCPM/Flybarless when it comes out. The big advance here is the "6 axis" gyro.

[@garrykennedy5484]

4 channel is great for learning your orientations, but definitely go to CP when comfortable. You'll never look back. Man. The 80s. NO GYRO unless you had a mechanical one!!! You got moxi there. I tried it and it was hard as hell. Anytime you change pitch or head speed you have to be on the tail to compensate. It's a real bi^&#! LOL Kudos to you on that!

[@minnesotanature]

Totally luv watching a woman in RC! Daughter would be impressed. Had to show her the vid. After learning the basics with my mRC , I was researching , hopefully getting a Blade 120 or the SR which is a little bigger.

[@johnhubbard3399]

I tried teaching my wife how to fly airplanes back in the early 90's she laughs when she gets nervous never could get her to try again after the first attempt. It is nice to see a gal flying rc nice video.

[@Zermelo]

With all that production in this video, I thought it was going to be a Blade sponsored video, but it looks like you just really like RC. You're going to get a million different opinions on what to buy, how to progress, etc. Bottom line, passion and interest in Heli flying will get you farther than most advice. I started with a 120SR; of course looking back on it, I can say I should have bought X, Y, or Z. It taught me how to hover, and that's about it. BUT, what it did do is introduce me to the world of RC helis, once you start figuring things out and experimenting with different models, it will all come together. Also, it looks like you have a very experienced 3d pilot at your field and I'm sure he'll be more than happy to give you great advice. Passion and determination is the important part.

[@brendanshield]

Beautiful lady flying RC helis awesome... all these years I've been flying RC feeling like a big nerd. You go girl.

[@sdg1970]

Recently got back into this hobby and I've just bought one of these as a step up from my old coaxial Blade MCX. My aim is to eventually have a 450 (T Rex) scale Jetranger, so gentle flight with a fixed pitch Heli like the 120S is a good start point. I have no interest in inverted or 3D flight, just eventual scale.

[@TFfan75]

Had mine for years now, best fp heli in that size to date.

[@j0hnnykn0xv1lle]

Me and coworker a few years ago had those mini handsize helicopters, he had his own office, and I sat in a cube outside of his office, we had almost nobody in our quad, and every afternoon before end of day one of us would hover into the other's area and then the other would grab his chopper and next thing you knew we were both flying over the cube walls and we'd test land inside a cube onto a monitor stand as a chopper pad, you'd be amazed how good you get at helicopter flying with a small $60 helicopter. It's really the muscle memory or stick memory that makes you good.

[@friktionrc]

I literally just bought a cheap 2nd hand chopper...(under £30). This is going to be my next chopper...well after I get one of those planes you tested before.....I swear you're the reason I'm running out of room to store all my RCs hahahaha Wicked vid as always...thanks for making these 'introduction' vids really helps not only with purchase but actually set-up. 🙏😊

[@SkidzFPV]

I started heli’s in late 90’s with a robbe shlueter moskito, had a .46 nitro motor and a 4-channel plane radio with pitch and throttle mixed mechanically, it only had a gyro on tail rotor and this was when a gyro was literally a flywheel spinning and sensors feeling the yaw. It actually flew amazingly, but I did eventually upgrade to a 6 channel so I could fly 3-D. Was definitely a little more challenging flying on 72 MHz with mechanical mixing and gyro. Keep practicing, inside is good with small helis like that, I had the collective pitch version of your heli and it flew really good, wasn’t too bad at 3-D, definitely wasn’t a 700, but was really good

[@bladerunner9045]

Well flown considering the strong breeze" top job 👍

[@KenKneknaneek]

Thanks for the great demo. Looks like a fun chopper to fly. Subscribed. Happy Flying

[@jmoto8423]

Very cool to see you're getting into RC flight! I started out in RC with planes and helis, just recently getting into some surface stuff. The low margin of error with RC flight gives a great adrenaline rush and is a VERY addictive and rewarding hobby! Remember - takeoffs are optional, landings are mandatory haha :) I wish you the best of luck with your flights and look forward to watching you progress as a pilot! (I have a few videos on my channel of me practising autorotations for the first time IRL with a few of my helis, if you want to check them out)

[@MartinMosman]

Nice job! Your outtake video of the heli flying into you was more like my experience with that particular model, but I see you're already able to fly it pretty well. My problem was always determining the stick direction in relation the the facing of the heli; you seem to have that down. Somebody further down was saying after you learn CP go big; that was my experience as well. 360CFX was the biggest, but I had a lot of fun with the 180CFX and the 300CFX. Good video!

[@RC4X4]

Great video. I've looking for the next step from the 120. Flying always keeps you on your toes and learning.

[@jordancoleman2402]

I had the original blade 120 with the flybar snd and it was a great learning tool and helped me step up to blade 230s collective pitch helicopter. The one she is flying with green canopy is the V1 that had some issues but newer one with yellow canopy is awesome.

[@gavinpowell8538]

I know they say not to start with collective pitch helis but you have so much more control with them. I went through all the sims and fixed pitch learning. In the end I got a trex 150x (not the model before it, trex 150) With a sim and this heli, that's when I started to really pick it up. Fights the wind really good has all the safe mode. I went leaps and bounds. Decided all my co axial and fixed pitch were a waist of money. Maybe its different for everyone but that's what did it for me. Keep up the good looks and the great vids.

[@trexinvert]

You started with CP? That's commitment. Good for you. I kind of did the same. RC heli is dying hobby and I've observed there are 2 types of "potential" pilots. Those who sim. Those who don't. With an airplane you don't need that, but with a real CP there is absolutely no way.

[@gavinpowell8538]

Sims are a great tool and I would recommend a sim to any noob, (we've all been noobs) but there is nothing like the feel of the real thing. As long as you have patience, time and passion.

[@fhuber7507]

Having had the Honeybee FP and the Honeybee CP2 (difference being fixed pitch vs CCPM) I can definitively say: Collective pitch helis are easier to fly if the pitch to throttle + power to tail-rotor curves are adjusted correctly. In fact... I still have both of those helis, but in need of some minor parts that are no longer available. (discontinued years ago) There's not really much reason to go fixed pitch especially with the modern "6 axis" gyro, which will deal with the power to tailrotor curve not being quite right. The modern gyro can lock the heli's heading even with no "revo" mixing applied by computer transmitter or mutifunction board in the heli. The power to cyclic "curve" can be left at the simplest straight line (hover upright mode) or "V" for basic aerobatics and it will be fine until you are able to understand how to adjust the curves. A FP heli essentially can not do autorotation. a collective pitch heli can. Just that difference is a good enough reason to skip fixed pitch.

[@bruceyork5260]

Looks like I'll be investing in a blade 120s heli soon 😀. Great video 👍🏻

[@AbuTayibaRCVideos]

Awesome review and flight. 👍

[@andrewap77]

Thanks Ms. RC, watching you and that helo is making me re-getting a copter because my last 3 was a disaster along with a lot of money and know one to help with my E-flight's. I think im going to try this.

[@dennisdefrang4295]

This is the first time I've watched your channel and the most important information (for me) I got from this is, you display the aircrafts specifications. Also, very well done video.

[@allmightygreatone1048]

Practice hover nose forward , nose left, nose right, nose back. Fly squares, figure 8. Use high rate to fight wind , this provides more pitch yaw and roll. In mode 1 if you let up on right stick will it self correct. When you upgrade to a 230 stand back farther. 230 eflight great machine.

[@blakebrothers]

Very helpful video - thank you!

[@larrychamel]

Well Done young lady! Great "Addiction Warning" lol Yes, once you're hooked it can get very expensive very quickly!! Before you go to your local Hobby Shop & buy everything on the Shelf please consider if this is a passing fancy or something exciting that you would like to enjoy for many years to come. Cheers and Thanks for sharing. Best of Luck with your first proper C.P. Helicopter. 🚁👍

[@helihub4768]

Great video I'm new fairly new to rc helicopters and the 120s has helped me advance to collective pitch helis thanks for a great explanation looking forward to more videos

[@ShenRC]

👍Nice looks much more stable than non gyro safe mode models that's for sure

[@friktionrc]

when I'm looking to get into 'air' rc...this vid pops up lol. Thanks for the upload, very much appreciated.

[@dannyhelton6363]

It’s nice to see a lady flying RC. Don’t see that often. My wife watched it and liked it. She hopes you keep doing the videos. She looks forward to the next Viedo. She has a couple of helis and a a quad. She hasn’t been up in while. Working on gettin her up with my Timber, maybe the UMX Timber. Then the Apprentice. Have Fun

[@RCGirl]

Those planes are a great choice, all the ones I'm considering as a noob! Glad to hear about another lady into RC!

[@spudnickuk]

Hope next time she wears a Bikini

[@warmfreeze]

I don't know... ive seen a lot more females in the hobby now than ever... i have been flying and completely into RC since the early 90s when i was still a kid. when i was still dating my now wife.. she would always ask me to help her pick out a plane for her at the hobby shop..i made the mistake of telling her i will teach her to fly one of mine first... well i had one of the original reactor bipes that was purple and blue that was an absolute handful to fly... she thought she would take it out when i was at work and teach herself to fly because she thought it was "pretty" ..when i got home from work she was at the dinner table crying trying to piece it back together with Popsicle sticks and cardboard tampon applicator tubes..(can't make this shit up) it was then that i bought her a plane of her own after i just laughed for a minute and then kissed her on the forehead because it was so cute to look at her frantically trying to fix it before i got home..

[@NZHorizones]

He's asking if you want a 3some!

[@harrazzikir2696]

Danny Helton off course..since males took place as a strippers..females begin to do the males things..

[@1peanut]

Thank you for the video. :) I been thinking of getting a cub like your last video. looking good RC girl.

[@ponyboy5.0coyotewild63]

Well done. Thank you. ♥️

[@Thejasond1979]

You display an incredible control of the tail, good job, keep up the good work

[@ScottMcLinden]

Awesome video thank You!

[@RcBasherBoi]

Great unboxing and review. Awesome.😎

[@evo8kiko05]

I love my UMX Timber its sooooo dope!

[@royeady800]

Modest and very informative, well done

[@graymatter45]

I have the 120s. Super easy to fly out of the box. UMX cub is a great first plane. I also have both the UMX Timber and the big Timber. I would recommend all three as great beginner planes but I think the Timbers flaps make it even better because of it’s STOL capability.

[@RCGirl]

Yeah i think the UMX timber might have been a better next plane coming from the tiny sport cub s since the umx timber still has the 3 flight modes and panic recovery. But i've gotten more comfortable with the larger timber and it's still very trainer friendly. I'm working with Horizon to do a progression series - mini Apprentice (SAFE) then the Champ (with S+), so stay tuned!

[@cedricchatman5905]

I like to get one of them helicopter

[@OVONIC]

Nice! Great flying!

[@RCGirl]

Thanks! Looking forward to using your lipos in my planes!

[@donaldsaunders4736]

Great video thank you

[@usnchief1339]

Mine is in the mail right now...So Excited! Thanks for the video!

[@sionjones1675]

I really liked this video, a good honest opinion and demonstration from someone who isn't making flying helis look crazy easy - which just leads to feeling crap when you know you can't do ANY of that stuff, ha!

[@no1fixer958]

You make it look so easy girl! Cheers

[@DonDegidio]

Hi Hayley, Nice video. With practice the reactions will become better and your flights will improve. I started back in the '90s where the only assistance was a gyro for the tail rotor and the helis were much larger. :-)

[@michaelramsey82]

I'm getting a 120 S2 soon, largely thanks to this video! Should be a nice step up from my little 70 S.

[@roylindsey7030]

Enjoyed the video, good content, and well done.

[@rawfpv184]

WEEEEEE!!! LMAO. Thats what I say the whole time I'm flying. So awesome. Love your videos. Keep em coming and Fly Hard.

[@magia5035]

I'm a engineer for the United States of America through the Shipyard and many other shipyards my life is very Bland but when it comes to RC that is my best friend me and you have a lot in common your videos are great thank you for your entertainment you're quite the artist. I spent a lot of today watching most of your videos. I have to stop myself because I'm starting to get kind of attached to you from a mans perspective you are very attractive and have a great spirit and mind. Take care. Cheers.

[@Scott2817]

This was an excellent video! I agree with the other comments saying how great it is to have a girl into flying helis! I love flying them. I totally loved it when you said you were going to do the little "spinny thing!" Awesome!!! (You may have learned since you made this video that it's called a pirouette. Nice flying too!

[@helibird7]

Good job once you get more comfortable with it you should try a collective pitch heli. I'm sure your buddy at the park will be more than happy to help you with that I've been flying heli's for 11 years now and the better you get the more fun it is. have fun!

[@godsun358]

Forget the heli I am so very happy to see a woman that is into this R.C. hobby with knowledge and creative aspirations for mechanical things. So the most AMAZING objet of your channel is you RC_GIRL. keep having fun bringing out the toys and we are watching. Bravo Bravo.

[@waynetate6940]

Awesome video

[@jerrysmith7166]

What I learned on. Loved it

[@jamesgeorge2852]

Good job with the new Heli they are definitely harder to learn than fixed wing aircraft like the cub you reviewed but I'm sure you'll be moving up to a something like a blade 230 in no time actually you could probably started with the 230 it's a really tame Heli and can handle the wind alot better than the 120 s

[@Steve_R]

The 230 S is a great flying Helicopter. I have two,. The regular and the night version.

[@TheDeLeonGarageCollection]

I’m still learning how to fly my older SR. Training gear helps with the larger helicopters. Buying the right heli for beginners is most important. My second heli was an align 450 which was the wrong heli to get for a beginner. Still have it stored away today.

[@TheDeLeonGarageCollection]

Mig A sorry about your loss. I swear I’m going to learn to fly it someday

[@JVCRush]

Hey girl I have over 10 RC Helis and love them. Love your videos. There as sweet looking as you are. Love this hobby very much along with a few drones I have and two more on the way. MUSIC is my passion as a Drummer. Put these together and nothing but the best. Thank you for what you do. Im a Subcriber now. Hope to keep intouch. Awesome stuff here thank you

[@rccrazy7495]

Great job you will get it just practice.. The spinny thing lol that was funny.. Then comes collective pitch. You'll love it even more. Thanks for the awesome video. fdx..👍👍👍😎

[@mr.morgan5643]

Hello RC Girl!!! Wow really cool, we need to call you Choppa Girl now!! Very nice flying!! Love the cyclic deceleration (decel) just in time to save the camera guy lol!! that was awesome!! As we used to say back in the day "your a good stick"!! Keep on pulling pitch! Take care Choppa Girl!

[@getsideways7257]

Charming :) If you don't mind simulators and have finally caught the helicopter bug, why not try full-sized helicopter simulators? Probably the best one out there is the UH-1H module for DCS. You'll need a joystick (preferably a HOTAS with pedals) for that, but in my opinion it's so much worth the trouble.

[@charleslong3290]

Nice video, glad to have ran across it.

[@jason1440]

I wish I had started with a 120 instead of a 200, but hey I learned alot fixing it after most crashes.. Now Im flying collective pitch and just got the airplane bug.😁

[@mikekepshire1260]

simming is a must to advance into 3d. realflight and AccuRC are excellent. no one could afford the cost or time to rebuild learning with larger heli's. anything larger than a 120 even with throttle hold with be damaged coming down. quick tip.. flying thumbs with a little help from index finger on stick can really smooth out movements and help with micro inputs. also, try setting the stick lengths on tx to your preference, i prefer mine short (they're adjustable) nice video, look forward to seeing your 1st successful collective pitch flight :-)

[@whoknows8678]

Get the Blade 230S V2. Awesome heli. Good power, easy/cheap to fix and it will do a lot since it's collective pitch. It can take you a long, long way into advanced heli flying.

[@Abszurdista-fatalista]

I've got the Blade 230s V2. It's really awesome. I also have the 120sr, which is a nervous hard to fly contraption in comparison with the stable 230s V2. Pure awesomeness.

[@jo2lovid]

Love my gliders and foamy wings. Helis and quads? Not so much. Great presentation for the RC addict in us.

[@whitesoxbob]

Hope you do more helicopter and flying videos. I'm going to get one. Great video.

[@TheCodyHertzberg]

She's awesome!

[@birdmanbl]

Very cool !!

[@bodie9676]

Nice vid. Thanks.

[@ghoward6797]

Great video keep up the hard work, not easy to learn how to fly but when it comes to you you will understand that it was worth it

[@GiantmanSystems]

Great review, thanks :)

[@thomasyerosic6134]

So cool to see a gal into rc

[@HighDefBNG]

Great video thanks a lot.

[@mssippijim]

When you get comfortable with the 120S, pick up a 230S. Wonderfully stable collective pitch. Once you get it in the air it's almost like flying a quadcopter.

[@jjs3287]

Totally agree, i think Horizon have really nailed it, the 120s is the perfect beginner helicopter and the 230s v2 allows a seamless transition to a CP heli with a huge flight envelope.

[@NMdesertracer]

Awesome!

[@mssippijim]

One tip for helicopters like this that have brushed motors. Don't fly back to back flights unless you feel of the motors and make sure they are not very hot. Heat is the worst enemy of these types of motors. If you let them cool just a short time between flights, they will last a lot longer. One other thing, stabilized models like this don't like spinning on the ground and easing up. They will do better with a deliberate "pop" off the ground and out of propwash. Doesn't mean you have to launch it like a rocket, but just more of a deliberate move until its a few feet off the ground. It will avoid a lot of tipovers.

[@davidturner2365]

Another great vid

[@imranbinamir2213]

Keep it up, rc girl. Love to see female flying rc heli. Even my wife practising her flying skill such as figure of 8, precision hover (presently she practising her 6ch heli, XK110).

[@lucasash21]

Great video.

[@RCDevotee]

I enjoy the fun and joy you present talking about our shared passion in RC :)

[@RCGirl]

Robert Fontanosa thanks!! 😉

[@RCDevotee]

I hate to suggest this but have you tried FPV? It makes everything RC even more immersive. I was all about race buggies and truggies and then I tried FPV quads and haven't looked back since. I just hate to make another FPV crack addict but oh well...share the joy ;)

[@markpfeifer1402]

FPV quads! Even MORE fun!

[@merlavery5057]

Nice channel Rc girl .can't wait to see you pick up a CP heli .Good work ,keep it going.

[@HighVizEconomist]

Great video, showing panic button in action would have been helpful though. I have the original 120 and it was absolutely impossible for a beginner lol.

[@whome7004]

I like your video's because RC My Favorite Sport its for every one !Girls ,Boy ,Men ,And Women.! Its Very Freaking Great finding this channel And How many young Lady's in your age Range can be Find Not that many ok there are a few. But U Grabed my attention right away! Keep up the Flying Always Keep up being The Alsome RC Young Lady that will inspire tons of the flyers of tomorrow and I see nothing but Positivity Great excitement in there eye as everything get bigger and better👍👍 &⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@pdtech4524]

New subscriber! I fly quadcopters mostly but that heli looks pretty good! Great review :)

[@RCGirl]

PD Tech 🤙

[@orange-ry7vr]

THANK YOU. Finally, a video made by someone that speaks claen English, not hard to understand. And shes easy on the eyes. Thank you again.

[@channelvr1293]

aha came here by chance ..... nice channel gonna pick up the hobby again...just got RF8 flight sim with VR option.....gonna do a vid about that ... looks like fun ....cant wait to start flying again....

[@mikewysko2268]

That was fun. ☺

[@TexasRoadSavage563]

Rc is something to do for fun idk ppl always so serious . Looks like she having a good time and that's all dat matters

[@nickc8819]

I liked and subscribed , cuz you know your stuff and sound cool!

[@LaurentianRCStudios]

great video!you flew that thing well!😃👍

[@RCGirl]

Thanks!

[@ronaldgreen5292]

Wow!😲 I had this helicopter, 3 years ago! But, I sold it! It was amazing, easy to fly.

[@Cowboysway1969]

Great little heli, once you can hover tail in its good practice to fly a box pattern, Then of course nose in! Good luck!

[@unclefester420]

I fly both fixed wing and helis. Simming is good practice. But with something like this it's tail in first because all the controls are the same direction. Do your takeoff and stabilize. Maintain throttle is key. Then do a cross. Forward then back to center. Backwards then center. Side to center. Then around the perimeter of the box all while maintaining control. After you've mastered that the nose in is just like flying an airplane. If the wing or rotor disk drops, lift that side with the control. Nose in and the heli comes toward you pull back. Nose in and it's going away push forward. You'll see this as you do it. So I do tail in, then nose in because it's looks like a plane coming towards you and you know how to react to that. Side in after that and continue to work on your box and maintain a steady altitude. Throttle management is key until you get to a CP heli. Next... the 230S V2 CP. Normal mode is like a fixed pitch mode and it's in a basic stability mode. Hope this helps and please don't be afraid to ask for help. We would love to see you doing tic toks one day. 😋😁💖

[@chloedevereaux1801]

awwwwww bless.... i was flying kalt baron 60's and 90's and hirobo shuttle's back in the 80's..... proper 6 chan, ic engines.... none of this stabilisation crap. fixed not floppy blades made of grp covered hard balsa......

[@no1fixer958]

Hey rc girl,you asked me to let you know how it went with my sport cub ,and I totally agree with you.the flight hobby is very addictive.ive only had my sport cub for two weeks and already upgraded to the Carbon cub,I'm not ready for heli's yet.tried them in the past and no luck.great video though

[@RCGirl]

no1fixer that's awesome!! Congrats. How you liking the carbon cub and the S+ technology?

[@no1fixer958]

RC Girl believe it or not,I found it easier to fly than the sport cub due to the sport cub is light and found it harder to steer if it went to high.the Carbon cub with its auto land feature really helped out a lot with judging the runway from along distance away,especially for a newbie like myself.i would recommend the Carbon cub for even a first timer,however the price tag is a little high.so if you crash it .the sport cub is a great plane never the less.

[@michaeldemetriou1399]

They are great fun you are ready for your first C.P heli. You don't have to fly inverted until you are ready good luck and great video

[@richduperbash2966]

Another great video RC Girl 😋!!! I'm clueless about air RC 😲. Really appreciate all the details and advice you include. Gonna give it shot sometime 👊. Keep up the great work!!! 😂🤘🤘😎💪👊👊

[@RCGirl]

so was I until I tried the sport cub!

[@richduperbash2966]

RC Girl I guess I gotta just take the plunge and try it 😂. Definitely looks fun and challenging 👌. Appreciate the encouragement 😍

[@birdmanbl]

I had the SR too!!!!