Feeding Red Kites Pt2
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but that would mean...... oh god, you sick, sick, man. 
Just looked at RC Heli's on ebay and they start from as little as £125. I've emailed a few sellers and tried to sound as casual as possible.
Hi
I know this will sound like a strange question but do you think this Copter is capable of carrying objects such as, say, a chicken?
Many Thanks
Tom
On the edge of my seat waiting for response.
blindswelledratonebay said:
Hi
I know this will sound like a strange question but do you think this Copter is capable of carrying objects such as, say, a chicken?
Many Thanks
Tom
On the edge of my seat waiting for response.
blindswelledrat said:
Just looked at RC Heli's on ebay and they start from as little as £125. I've emailed a few sellers and tried to sound as casual as possible.
Hi
I know this will sound like a strange question but do you think this Copter is capable of carrying objects such as, say, a chicken?
Many Thanks
Tom
On the edge of my seat waiting for response.
The most likely response you'll get from that is a visit from the men in white coats.blindswelledratonebay said:
Hi
I know this will sound like a strange question but do you think this Copter is capable of carrying objects such as, say, a chicken?
Many Thanks
Tom
On the edge of my seat waiting for response.
LOL that should get some entertaining repsonses.
Joking aside, I wouldn't go buying a heli off ebay without some serious research - cheap heli's are usually crap, and the vast majority of "new" heli's at that sort of price on ebay are very crap - downright dangerous in some cases.
You'll be looking at a 60-sized nitro minimum to effectively lift a whole chicken, and that's going to cost you £1000's, or you could have one of my larger electric ones (which will lift chicken pieces) for £300, but you'll need another £200 for the transmitter and £300 for the batteries
Davi said:
Joking aside, I wouldn't go buying a heli off ebay without some serious research - cheap heli's are usually crap, and the vast majority of "new" heli's at that sort of price on ebay are very crap - downright dangerous in some cases.
Well who would buy any petrol powerd heli, plane or nitro car off E-bay?
It most probs have be ammerd?
Autonotiv said:
Davi said:
Joking aside, I wouldn't go buying a heli off ebay without some serious research - cheap heli's are usually crap, and the vast majority of "new" heli's at that sort of price on ebay are very crap - downright dangerous in some cases.
Well who would buy any petrol powerd heli, plane or nitro car off E-bay?
It most probs have be ammerd?
cars, definitely not, but heli's, you'd be surprised, I've had some bargains off there but you HAVE to know what you are looking for - many people think heli's will be a right laugh and if nerds can fly them how hard can it be... a couple of £300 crash bills later they realise it aint as easy as it seems and flog them on ebay, I've had one engine that I reckon could only have had 5 minutes use.
Blindswelledrat - PM sent (well, will be in a mo)
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