Hello to all,

  I learnt 3d moves on sim and can't do those moves on my titan as i crashed my walkera 22e while doing some loops.
Please help 
Other than simulator is there a way to do 3d by not destroying my models.

You'll get more specific help if you  specify which maneuver you are attempting.

One common issue is confidence, atleast that's my experience. Doing on the real thing vs  a sim is a more tense experience. In the tension it is easy to freeze your brain in situations you'll recover from without even thinking on a sim. Set your heli down or hover and then relax and go through the maneuver in your head. Prepare what you need to do to bail out if things go at each stage of the maneuver. Then make an attempt.

+1.

And remember that usually height is your friend when attempting something new.  But it can also be a curse, if your heli is small and taking it up too high will cause you to lose visibility/orientation.

BTW, as much as one may not enjoy it, the sim is THE best way to gain confidence in 3D flying.  It is how even the pros train, so us meager souls should not think twice about it !  Having a good sim does help significantly.

BTW, I have known about 15 people who do 3D heli flying. They all have crashed at least 3 times  

And this is true 3D flying, not just sport flight (sport flying of helis typically consists of loops, rolls, stall turns and inverted hover).

Thanks a lot Anwar & RotorZone.
BTW, walkera has in built Gyro if i use that rx/tx to fly a plane is there any problem persist.

Quote from: irshad on December 26, 2009, 02:30:40 PM
BTW, walkera has in built Gyro if i use that rx/tx to fly a plane is there any problem persist.

The question about Walkera radio is best a separate thread, so started this one :

http://www.rcindia.org/radios-and-receivers/walkera-22e-radio-gear-for-airplane-use/

irshad.. where do you fly in mysore?... let me know if you need any help?

Yes sujju sir, i need your help fixing my heli.
CG is not good can't be able to fix on my own.

I just wanted to know if any one has installed an Auto pilot for there Heli's.
Doesn think it will help for sport flying.

Autopilots are typically used for help with initial hovering.  When you are trying to do sport flying, you should really be on your own

I have not owned one, but I have flown one multiple times trying to set it up.  Just hovering and minor circuits only though.