I was finally able to maiden my Logo 200 the other weekend. I had to fly at SEFSD as the open field close to home was getting fenced off! :( It flew really smooth and was easy to fly, despite the wind. It was also really quiet, as there were no gears in it, as both the main and tail rotors are direct drive. I can't wait to add Rescue to the firmware so I can try more risky maneuvers with it!
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| My friend flying is Logo 480 |
My Logo 200 has been delivered! Per the blade length its size is between that of my Blade 130x and Align 250 DFC. But, this heli will have Rescue! (Once I can upgrade the firmware that is.)
Well construction has picked up at my closest spot to fly from home :( The south field has a fence all the way around it now with heavy duty construction equipment on it. The north field has a fence starting to be put up around it also. There's still a small spot to fly, but I bet this side too will be fenced in :(
So until I can find a new spot close to home to fly, I'll be flying at the AMA field next to Sea World. Which is not the nicest field, but at least the membership is cheap. If I start flying more, I should join the Palomar club, as they have separate fields for planes and helicopters! But, the membership is expensive!
I was finally able to order a Logo 200 from Mikado USA when it was finally back in stock! I also ordered 4 extra battery trays and 4 extra batteries from Mikado's new battery line on sale! :)
