Click this to go to Xheli.com for latest prices. If you sign up for their xhelicopter newsletter, you will get discount coupons. www.anrdoezrs.net Forward Flight (Wind-Test) of the E-Sky Honey Bee electric helicopter with CCPM rotor head and throttle hold. These are the first forward flights. I am quite impressed with this little helicopter with Electric tail rotor motor. Considering the price (9.00 plus shipping with radio and ready to fly) this was a deal from EBay. It came with an extra stock LiPo Battery, extra main and tail rotor blades, and a wall charger too. I do not recommend this for beginning helicopter pilots, but if you have some experience with a cyclic collective pitch rotor head, you will really enjoy it.
Honey Bee fwd flight test.
June 25th, 2010 
wcharly 
Posted in honey bee rc helicopter 
Tags: Bee, Dave, e-sky, esky, helicopter, helix, Herbert, Honey, reflex, stormlauncher, xheli
Get the HB fixed pitch. It is cheap, parts are around and it will teach you to hover well, as that is what must be accomplished first. All helis fly away easily but if you cant hover, they will not come back. Study my 9 heli flying tips. If you dont have them, I will pm them to you.
Heh heh, the blades look kinda wonkey (NO! I’m not british!).
does it have a fixed pitch?
whats your favorite rc helicopter of all time? that you have flown?
My Kobe Kiko Hughes 300 with Weedeater
(Echo 120) engine. It’s in one of my videos. (2 helis at once).
Yep digital cameras do that to all blades.
Thats what I said, get a Fixed Pitch HB. That means it has fixed pitch.
I know. It’s kinda of an obvious if you know how video cameras work. Right?
lol wonkey
how much was it and was it worth the money?
I think I paid $129 with 2 batteries off the internet a year ago. I still fly it, so it was worth the money to me. People who crash because they dont know how to fly and break them will say no. Consider this. Real helis cant take the slightest crashes either. LOL.
hahaha yea lol im new to flying helis but i did have one about a year ago i just dont ant to start off wit a cheap heli thats for a begginer i wanna go average lol go ahead and get a desent heli u kno wat i mean r no? haha
wo the blades r really bendy
Lol It’s an optical illusion from the camera.
Nope, I do not agree, having found only 4% of the people who try to learn actually can simply hover within a year, so I say learn on a VW and if you never crash it, then Get the Porsche. But if you have lots of money, get the Porsche first.
Is this in the video a fixed pitch or cp?
Collective pitch.
is the tail rotor belt driven?? can u reccomend more videos please!
It is not belt, it is an etrm. Look at my home page, click on see all videos and look for pictures of Honeybees for more. There are 18 or so, I think. good luck.
how many motors did you go through
I am still on the original main motor, but the tail rotor motors I have used at least 6.
look out for the tornado lol
XD IAHAHAHAHAH
Love the vid
I’m thinking of buying a Honey Bee CP2, But its my first EVER R/c Helicopter, so do you recommend buying the Honey Bee CP2, or another R/c heli?
Please answer asap
Thanks
@bentg1 Buy a mCX, then a CX2/CX3
then a Blade 400 3D!