rustlerduster

im looking to get a walkera 38 and ive been hearing good things and bad things can i hear some experienced peoples opinions on here and does anyone know how hard to fly they are i have experience with co-axial hels is this a lot harder to fly??

thanks zack

HansV

I dont think you will have any problems since it is essentially a tandem coax. It is mainly if you go for a singe rotor from a coax you will find it hard in the beginning. Looks pretty cool.

/Hans.

rustlerduster

thanks bro

seadog-chief

It is a little more difficult to fly than a single rotor cx, Larger, more touchy on takeoff and a little top-heavy, likes to tip over on landing if you cut power too quickly. But if it is set up properly it doesn't take long to learn.

XLRDALLAS

Just got 1 3 days ago, to afraid to test it out yet, lol just got the big lama ill pratice with that one for awhile longer before i try.
the #38 is too big for indoor i got to wait till nice take it outside or ill just be buying parts lol

skykisser

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My experience with a #38 was a bad one.It never flew or hovered right.Unpredictable-unstable-bucked like a wild horse-tips over easy -blades hit each other-motors start and stop-lousy instructions.After several months I sent it back to xheli-they told me they fixed it but they did not-it was the same condition.40bucks wasted there.I was so aggrevated withthe heli and xheli I gave it away.I have a cx2 eflite that has been good for 1.5 years.I wasted over 300bucks on the #38 but most are probably good-its a gamble like buying anything.