In this video, I fly an RC warbird for the first time - the new 750mm (30") H-King F4U Corsair, which features Hobbyking`s 6 Axis ORX Flight Stabilizer.
I`d consider myself a "beginner-mediate" pilot and this model was a challenge for me, but definitely a step in progression for my flight journey. And yes, crashing is part of that! A few things I learned: - Don`t throttle up too fast on take-off (or the model will torque to the left). Also would not suggest on a windy day! - Hand launch the first few flights - Needed some nose weight, so I ended up using a 1300 mAh battery (otherwise it might need some stick on weights in the nose) - Don`t fly too slow (or it may stall) Spare parts should be available a little later in the spring according to HK. Thank you to Hobbyking who supplied product for this review. Views are my own. **Disclaimer: For the first release of these, the stabilizer that comes pre-installed will need to be replaced with an updated one, which will come included with your order.
IN THIS VIDEO Intro: (0:00) In the box: (2:51) Assembly: (4:32) Stabilizer re-install: (5:43) First initialize: (7:11) Flight segments: (8:36)
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