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My RC Chopper
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12-11-2006 14:54
Barry Bonzack
Re: pic: Bad Brad's Hirobo
Very Cool. Did you build it yourself? What cost do RC choppers run?
12-11-2006 17:03
team222badbrad
Re: pic: Bad Brad's Hirobo
Yes, the helicopter was purchased as a kit. It is a Hirobo Shuttle Sceadu Evolution .30 size kit.
This particular kit goes for about $300usd.
Along with the kit you need to purchase an engine, necessary electronics including: radio, gyro, servos, and support equipment.
It all depends on what you want in a rc chopper. Size (big or small), Power (electric, glow, gasser, turbine), Type (scale or aerobatic).
My helicopter has a .37 size glow engine, 4 foot rotor span, 7 - 8 pounds, and is capable of 3D flight, meaning it can do all kinds of crazy tricks.
Anywhere from $50 to thousands of dollars for a complete setup.
What goes up must come down, so expect to crash. 
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13-11-2006 17:23
Rabbit222
Re: pic: Bad Brad's Hirobo
Nice Bradleybot can Bunney come and play? LOL. 
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