RC India

Hi,

Recently I brought a Hiller 450 Pro Belt drive kit from RC Bazaar here is the http://www.rcbazaar.com/products/673-hiller-450-pro-belt-drive.aspx (http://www.rcbazaar.com/products/673-hiller-450-pro-belt-drive.aspx).

However, the following are required:

• Head holding gyro: 1pc
• Servo: 9g x 3 nos
• High speed rudder servo: 1 no
• 40A brushless ESC: 1 no
• Brushless motor 3700KV: 1 no
• 3cell lipo  11.1V 2100mAh  20C: 1 no
• Transmitter: 6 channel or more For Helicopter System
• Receiver: 6 channel or more

Could you let me know if something is missing also could you help me project some cost for the build to complete.
Also if you could suggest some best brands and costing.

if you are beginner , you will be facing hard time flying a 450 pro, anyways, get yourself a better gyro that would hold your heli tail firmly. Training skids,  spare wooden blades, main/ tail rotor shafts, flybar rods, set of pro screws, threadlocker, swash leveler, pitch gauge, spare batteries, set of hex screwdriver(H.Q). Simulator or a 4ch heli for practice.

Hey Avesh thanks for the response however I already fly a 4ch heli but hope this ones not that difficult. Could you post me on the costing for each of the items and brand which you suggest. Which mod do u have ?

CP's are not as stable as FP 4ch helis, you need constant input to catch up with the heli, however you have experience with 4ch, it will make life lot more easy. Cost .. hmm .. check rcb or any other similar sites, probably

~1200 for motor
~ 1000 for esc (check rcdhamaka)
~ 3 servo 800rs (metal ones only)
~ 1 tail servo 650rs (rcb has it)
~ gyro 2200rs (rcb)
~ transmitter (fsct6b is really great for beginner but if you can afford get branded one like sanwa/jr/etc)
~ ct6b is probably out of stock costs 2200rs or turnigy 9ch 5200 or rcb7x 4500

pitch gauge and swash leveler are very important, get it..

~ spares price depends on you