Watch Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53rdmcPJXUY
Watch part 3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikyTMEk-kZI

Pro tip, assign the timer to throttle hold, that way you can't forget it, it will start and stop automatically when you hit hold.

Thank you for the very helpful guide!

I watch a lot of varying sizes of YouTube channels, from Mark Robert and Kevin Talbot and down. I love your channel and hope you make the big time. Great commentary and I appreciate the humor.

Great exercises, great source of inspiration. Exactly what I was looking for as I am starting my RC heli journey with a relatively small heli (XK K130, meanwhile heavily upgraded with metalgear servos and a Jumper t16 Pro transmitter programmed with a nice pitch-curve).

Great series. Thanks for doing this. I have a 230s and a 120. I'm an RC plane guy and these tips are helping me overcome the bad habits of applying fixed wing control inputs on rotary wing flights that led to me losing my first helicopter quite spectacularly.

These videos really helped this 60 year old guy learn to fly the right way.
Thank you from Florida, USA. 🫡🇺🇸

Love this thank you 🎉🙏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Thank you for these beginners videos!
Please keep them comming.

I agree. While I really respect the acrobatic skills of the pilots, I’m more interested in piloting one that mimics real helicopter maneuvers

I’m watching avidly, even though the video is a year odd old, thanks for doing these, I’m new to rc helis and old (nearly 50) great commentary

Yeah man

Thank you for this tutorial can you share rates and expo and gyro for beginners please and by the way which helicopter is this?? Thank you…

Heli "boot camp".  👍

great videos mate. What battery pack are you using?

I can't do nose in. I can't even practice.
I like this Heli. I think it's the blade sr230? Is it still available. Is it still in production? I think it's an oldish Heli. What of this size available nowadays

First fly over long grass in a field   it breaks the fall lol and get it up fast   then bring down  then again adjust trim   a wheat filed good  for crashes but farmer could get upset

In the end you wrote that smaller helis are harder to learn to fly. I as well heard that bigger helis are easier to fly. I already learned orientations stuff on some mini indoor fixed pitch heli and can fly on fast speed with turns and rotations (it's actually fun, hah). Now i want a collective pitch heli and consider to buy Trex 470LP. Would such size be good to learn to fly collective pitch heli or i still need to start from something smaller and just get Blade heli? In some helis forum some person was discouraging me by saying that i need to start from something really small and only step by step get new helis and only later something big.

This Blade 230 V2 is the best heli to learn on.  I've been flying mine for over a year.. Just mastering nose in with confidence.   Also check out Blade 150  Great little heli also, got'em both.  Not worried about 3D flying.  Doesn't interest me.  Like scale flying, real heli's don't fly like that.  Great video.

hi i am learning to fly heli,will you do a part 3 thx mark from doncaster.