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Jimmy P · 08-06-2014, 08:14 AM

Shawn is correct, build them yourself, just use proper threadlock where required. The programming is the hard part, to understand at first. To bad you weren't way way closer, I am retired at 53 and could go threw everything with yah. I bought several different brand fbl units to find the one I liked the best for eaz of setup and so fourth. I fly Futaba radios and that is what you have for a radio. Just pm one of us for any questions you may have. Quality products is a must for larger heli's period. No $15 servo's for anything that you have to build, speed and torque are your friend with servo's. Cheap knockoffs in equipment will cause a failure and could cause a very serious accident. Your choice of products so far shows you are on the correct path. Enjoy and feel free to ask for help.

08-06-2014, 08:14 AM	#7
Jimmy P RCC Supreme Contributor I am: James Parnell Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Kenora Ontario Radio of choice: Futaba # of RCs: 31 Feedback: 25 / 100% Posts: 2,439 Total Props: 14	Re: Heli build services Shawn is correct, build them yourself, just use proper threadlock where required. The programming is the hard part, to understand at first. To bad you weren't way way closer, I am retired at 53 and could go threw everything with yah. I bought several different brand fbl units to find the one I liked the best for eaz of setup and so fourth. I fly Futaba radios and that is what you have for a radio. Just pm one of us for any questions you may have. Quality products is a must for larger heli's period. No $15 servo's for anything that you have to build, speed and torque are your friend with servo's. Cheap knockoffs in equipment will cause a failure and could cause a very serious accident. Your choice of products so far shows you are on the correct path. Enjoy and feel free to ask for help.