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Click this to go to Xheli.com for latest prices. If you sign up for their xhelicopter newsletter, you will get discount coupons. www.anrdoezrs.net Setup and modifications for the Honeybee CP2, CCPM, helicopter Hope these tips help those who email me on such matters. It is too expensive, as you know, to keep breaking the real thing. So try my rules of thumb: 1. Have someone hover that knows how to trim it out, don’t let him fly it though, just hover! (It is hard for a beginner to know what is wrong, the helicopter, or him!) 2. Never ever watch the tail rotor! Why? Well you have to watch the nose, just like an airplane, cause the controls are crossed. Most novices think right rudder makes the tail boom and rotor go to the right. Nope, it goes to the left and the NOSE goes to the right. So watch the nose. Again, Right Rudder is right nose, like doing a right stall turn with a plane. 3. DO not attempt nose in, because all controls are backwards, and very difficult. That will come naturally later on. 4. Never fly away until you can hover, because you will never get back without being able to hover and land! That is always expensive. Once in the air, it is really easy to fly. It is just like an airplane, elevator (Fore and Aft Cyclic) will make the helicopter fly up and down. Aileron (left and right Cyclic) will make it roll just like an airplane. You will never need to use the tail rotor, as it just follows behind, unless you need to make sharper turns. **But, when you come in …

Click this to go to Xheli.com for latest prices. If you sign up for their xhelicopter newsletter, you will get discount coupons. www.anrdoezrs.net Transmitter switches and servo wires should be set up this way. Servo switches from L to R. Ail Down, El Up, Th down, Rudder Up. Servos plug into the TX like this. Front-Ch 2, (2nd from top) Right rear, Ch 1 (top) Left Rear, Ch 6, just above the bottom (batt) Black wires are closest to the edge of the Rx. (Collective Pitch) helis are quite a handful. Fly a good sim 1st, like Real Flight or Aerofly Pro Deluxe. They’re just like the real thing. If you cant fly the Sim, then forget the model unless you have lots of $ for parts, time and patience. Then Memorize my 9 helicopter tips, and don’t deviate from them. It also helps to have some coordination too, because you have to move both sticks in all directions ALL the time! There is never a dead moment! Then watch this video and make sure your heli looks and sounds like this. Good luck, Dave