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@Dirtbiker4life I have seen numerous people now mention that its more well-behaved when moving forward. For my personal needs from it, that's not going to fly (pun intended). I came from Syma, and they make incredible helicopters, they're probably some of the best on the market for low-end co-axials. Super stable and would just hover in place without throwing a fit about it...when flying indoors, that kind of behavior is a massive asset. I felt like having to constantly move forwards was more more a chore than it was an enjoyable pass-time. I decided to just keep it and use for decoration in my living room because I just like the way it looks so much lol. I really wish I could live with how it flies, but I just cant...not for my needs at least. I may give it another shot and take it outside and make it an outdoors rig but thats not why I originally gave it a shot. I just think for the money, it should be more well-behavded. The way I look at it: The point of a helicopter is to be able to hover in place. I hope it works out for you and you enjoy it, and happy flying 😊

@MateoGano-nf9ny Thank you 😌 Reading that truly did make my day at a rather sub-par day at work

@@Bumblebee1132 Hello 👋

The man is stuck, he have a container of them and nobody want it ?

Its hard to give an exact number for that, controller batteries last a very long time. One of my rc cars for example has had the same batteries in the controller for over a year, and I ran it at least 3 times a week during the Spring through the Fall. 100s of flights if I had to guess. They're also just AAs so you just keep a pack with you.

@ILOVEsnickers15 Thanks bro 🤙

@IrfhadMiah Thank you! The difference between me and the big guys is they do it just for money, so it's all about production numbers and making the manufacturer look good (especially the sponsored ones). I do this just for fun so I have the time to ramble for as much as I want and being honest about negative things will have no consequences to me.

@@Gisbartus Thank you! Nice to know at least someone valuded from it

Im not sure what the connector type is called, I've done some research and can't seem to find an official name. They look similar to the balancer connectors on old lipo batteries, known as JST-XH connectors. It comes with lipo batteries, the generic kind that come on many mico rc aircraft that look like the old 2S balancer connectors. I hope this helps

@@ElectricSwordfish yes I think it might be the xh appreciate the help

I'm so confused with this plane most of the RUclips videos I've been watching the plane supposedly has a 19-in wingspan the one on Amazon same name but it says 15 inch wingspan and for a higher price what's your wingspan

@ It has a 500mm wingspan, which is 19 inches. Be aware before you buy, it does not like wind or even slight breezes. It has to either be indoors or a perfectly calm day.

I was getting frustrated at how poorly made many of these tutorials were, so I took it upon myself to make a good one!

​@@ElectricSwordfish Thank you

My favorite line from this song has always been "like some disgraced cosmonaut". Besides the chorus obviously, that line always sticks with me after I hear this on the radio...also the HEY HEY HEY. I like screaming along to that lol

They're all going to be different, its randomly generated from car to car.

@@rahmat2315 I don't mess turbos. I can't seem to get the tuning figured out, it reflects my lack of knowledge on the subject in real life as I've always had a distaste for forced induction.

Oh my, a distaste for forced induction is a new one to me. Any reason why that is? ​@@ElectricSwordfish

@@Drift_Potato402 N/A is more responsive and linear, I think it sounds better (intake and exhaust isn't censored), it's more reliable and less complex and I think it's a lazy way make a powerful engine. Extracting a lot of specific output from NA engines and making it usable in both low and high range takes a lot of engineering and tuning expertise. And I think it's cliche and unoriginal to like boosted engines, it's almost expected and seems like a requirement to be a car enthusiast almost...not a conformist. And it's not even "cool" anymore everyone does it to meet emissions regulations so there's absolutely nothing special about it anymore.

Now get a stock 1.9 TDI that hasn't been molested like yours claims to be. Not that acceleration monster is it?

​@@Drift_Potato402 depends on what car. Rougly 130hp in a lightweight hatcback its gonna be dexent in most cases but yeah not a track build lmao

But this one is without a turbo so it is not a tuner friendly thing

Refer to the second word in the title.

@@ElectricSwordfish dumb is right

Hate to sound ugly but a lot of tutorials on this game are incredibly poorly done...I try my best to make them as "good" and thorough as possible.

Glad someone found it helpful!

Clearly you did cause you watched it and were emotionally invested enough to bother commenting :)

@@ElectricSwordfish still is crappy car

@@jeffm9606 oh I never denied that it wasn't a shit box

Valid concern. This was mainly a cheap, cheating sort of hack that just simply works if you're just trying to figure out what the problem is. As soon as I found one that was bad, they are all getting replaced anyways. Also I never knew it would drop the voltage once it opened.

Would have been a good idea lol...I'm not gonna deny I scared myself with some sparks a few times 🙄

Very good idea and never thought about that before