I found one of the easiest ways to remember direction was to imagine yourself in the aircraft

New to the hobby so this is a very nice instructional video! Looking forward to applying when my heli arrives. Thanks

Finally, i can learn how to fly my heli properly.
Thank you. I needed this.

Micro corrections! Your advice changed my flight experience from "chasing it" to balancing it perfectly THANK YOU!!! The only thing you should also point out is that the main blade has inertia and momentum, and may take a second or two to react to input.

I've watched vids by full size helicopter flight instructors. When it comes to hovering, they say very tiny stick movements as well. Excellent vid here.

0:00 haha I just wanna fly straight and level, thank you!

Excellent demonstration of basic hover training!👍

Thanks very much for this post. You really simplified the explanation so that anyone could understand it. I hate when people who are supposed to be explaining something to a person who is ignorant of the thing use all the big words and technical terms. They say they are wanting to explain it simply for a beginner, but a true beginner won’t know what all the technical terms mean. Anyway, thanks again for this post.

Realy Nice work man!! Verry cleary explane thanks!!

A DIY helicopter chair with pedals, cyclic, and collective control is another level in rc helicopters.

Great flying

This video is the first to explain small movements back to center I’m a licensed pilot in six different aircraft pipers Cessna and some helicopter training in a Robinson r22 this is the hardest thing I ever flew

Subscribed. Excellent tutorials, my friend. 👍🏼

This was really helpful! Cheers.

Awsome video! Great thanks from Sweden! =D

After confidently flying fixed pitch and helis around, stepping up to non stabilised CP helis was a real eye opener.

I'm now relearning old bad habbits on a simulator as i have got used to holding the sticks fully in a direction to go that way.

Not a good habbit with CP as it only needs the slightest inputs compared to my old fixed pitch helis.

Ive already noticed my hovering has improved on the sim as ive got more used to making those micro adjustments rather than jerking the sricks all over the place.

Looking foward to getting my heli out and putting in to practice in the real world too but for now I'll stick to the Sim until I'm more consistent

Excellent series, subbed thank you.

Great work mate. We needed something like this video- easy to understand,

I'm getting back into it after learning Mode 1 at the beginning. Mode 2 is becoming nice to me now.

Nice video !! I love the crash 😂🙏🏻  .. have a great day