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Yes, I am sticking with the S107Gs for now because they're inexpensive! For example: I JUST purchased 1 S107G for $21.90 (all funds in USD) 2 107s for $43.80, a combo pack of 5 sets of main A & B Blades & 10 tail rotor blades for $11.99, a 12 pack of connect buckles for $9.98, 2 'quick wear parts pkgs.' including: 2 sets of A & B Blades, 2 tail rotor blades, 2 sets of 4 replacement gears, 2 complete replacement shafts A & B, w/ all hardware & screws, and 2 ballance bars for $13.98, 16 AA 2600 mAh NiMH Rechargable Batteries for $0.06 (plus $12.48 shipping on the 6 cent batteries, ALL other purchases were free shipping!), All found on eBay and I also purchased a 24 pack of AA NiMH rechargable batteries with 2 chargers on another site. So… that should give you some idea of what is out there to be found, if you search a bit! It didn't take me that long to find, and I've only been computer literate for approximately a year! The moral of the story is… I've had MANY more expensive hobbies in the past! (my $2300.00 in Simmons electronic drums, new Sabian cymbals, Simmons drum amp, and assorted misc. items, for example.) Rock & Roll ain't cheap! Dig? Lol
There's different .5 channels. The 031/032/033 and the large apaches have variable tail rotor speeds, so they're 3.5 ch.
I don't have a 108, so I don't know what they're considering the half on it, but it may be the ability to throttle foreward for different speeds. Might be the fact that it kinda turns to its side when it turns.
From everything I've seen here, a number of people have them, and I've not heard anything bad.
I do have the s102, and it's really good. All of these millitary series helis are a little slower, but not much at all. They have smaller blades than the 107, and if you put 107 blades on it, it'll be a lot slower. The correct blades cost a lot more, since they're not mass produced for replacement parts. I'd buy a 107 for a primary heli, because of the higher cost of parts, and it's more of a secondary helicopter in the way it acts. (not something you can go crazy with)
The basic thing with the millitary ones is that they are low-maintinance, but replacement parts cost a crapload, while the 107's are a better primary heli, and as such takes more of a pounding and needs more parts replaced, but replacement parts for them are a lot cheaper.
Anyway, hope you have a lot of fun with it!
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