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Got my S800G today and charged it up and it flew perfectly streight out the box
Very impressed with it and found the weird mode4 controls pretty easy to use, considering I spent years on mode 2 !
I feel this will need a bigger space than the 107G to get the best out of it so I bought a nice white and gold 107 to continue flying in my tiny house
Well, other than the bad remote, my 3ch s800g is by far the best heli yet. Super responsive, very nicely flying. It's like you take a military heli's stability and smooth flight, and put it on a super responsive s107g. The only thing is it sometimes during turns/manouvers it looks like it's a video game lagging during the turn/manouver. That's because of the way the servos are made up, though.
I really think the s800g is the best candadate for speedmoding yet---the quick responce time (probably a third the time of the s107g) and 4th channel definatly makes it a lot better for somebody that wants a faster heli. Plus, you can take the whole tail off of it, and probably could do all kinds of other mods. (although I don't think a different frame is really an option with the way the gears are, unless you're able to make a frame that includes the gear guard into it somehow)
Don’t get me wrong I really like my Syma S800G. The only problem I have is it comes in transmitter Mode 4. I even called the Syma Tech Support… They said they have no intentions of changing to Mode 2. My solution was to buy the F Series F106 4 ch Mode 2. This Micro Heli also comes in a cost under less then $20. I fly them equally so I can become proficient in both modes.
I got my Syma S800G 4 ch unboxed and Charging up the battery. So far I am very impressed with it. It looks supper cool. I have to add a little bit right control to stop drifting. Definitely worth the money for this little Heli.
Neat photo,keep us posted on your flying as a bit different to the 107G,SF...
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Tipsymimi said
Save that engineer, problem solved! I disconnected the rod from the swash plate and gave it one full turn. Scary procedure with my clumsy hands because it looks all a bit fragile but it took under 1 minute and now The Thing is hovering on the spot. I'm 40 and if I had a toy like that 25 years ago I do be a pilot today!
Hey buddy older than you,I have hands like plates,not easy for small work,but hey you worked out the problem,welcome to the rc world..what I mean by that is a helis, planes, rc cars all break down,the repairing side can be very rewarding to this hobby-great post thanks for info and really happy you are in the air stable flying again--SF
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Save that engineer, problem solved! I disconnected the rod from the swash plate and gave it one full turn. Scary procedure with my clumsy hands because it looks all a bit fragile but it took under 1 minute and now The Thing is hovering on the spot. I'm 40 and if I had a toy like that 25 years ago I do be a pilot today!
Hi, yes. But that doesn't help. The thing is drifting sideways and the trim is only for rotation. Just removed the cockpit and voila - there is a treat in the connector rod from the steering servo to the swash plate. If I unhook that rod and screw it in to shorten it a bit it should work. But for that I have to disassemble the servo, give the rod one turn, assemble it and try - again and again! Anyone knows the engineer of that thing?!? Shoot cotton buds with rubber rings at him 'till he screams for mercy!!!
Have you trimmed your heli on the remote top right hand side,rotate until pointing straight,let us know
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No the balance bar seems the same-will take some photos of all blades supplied and post
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I bought these s107 replacement blades that have angled edges like the ones you had pictures, and are a little shorter than the old s107 blades, but longer and wider than the millitary series helis. I haven't put them on my s107, but my 102 crashed something like 7 times after having a crashless flight with the old 107 blades on it. I'll try to get pics of them to you to show you what I mean.
They must've made new balance bars or something to balance the new blades.
Interesting CPD,the Syma S800G comes with spare blades that are black-is that the ones you mean?
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Something I just noticed is that the blades in the one photo look like the garbage replacement s107 blades that I got a little while back. I wonder if that's the new pattern to the blades and if they have a new balance bar or something to use with them. Haven't tried those on my s107, but they turned my s102 into a crashmobile.
Has taken me longer than expected-still have more to add into review-Have not posted on forum as getting a bit to long-you can find my complete review here http://syma107.com/syma-s800g-review/
I like it other than the remote-but take a look and give me your views to add on review if you have the S800G-
Take care guys-SF
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