I've got around 10 litres of fuel through this helicopter now and I am suitably impressed with it. It flies straight and accurately, very light in the air, moving quickly when you want it to, and has so far stood up to everything I've asked of it.

Here's a couple of flights using the BeastX MicroBeast flybarless controller on my Trex600LE FBL helicopter.

It it still early days with this system yet, but it is getting close to being spot on with very little nodding and other issues I've previously seen using the Align 3G system.

The mechanical setup (slop in the head) and frame weakness of the trex600 don't help with flybarless use (1.6mm frames are not stiff enough IMO). However, with that being considered, I am finding this unit to be better than the 3G unit in terms of damping the overall system and making the heli fly nice.

E-Flite Blade SR

The following is a test flight of the Blade SR outdoors in mild winds (10mph).

The video was shot just as part of my testing this model from a beginners perspective, there is no wild 3D in this flight it's pure basic circuits and figure eights to get a feel for how it flies in the hands of a beginner.

Vortex 200 PRO

The following is a flight video of the Microheli Vortex 200 PRO helicopter.

The flight ends a little early as my camera battery rather inconveniently went flat but there is enough to get an idea of how this little heli flies. As you can see there is no shortage of power.

Pilot for this video is Ashley Davis, camera work by Trevor Burley.