HeliPal.com - Nine Eagles Solo Pro 228P Test Flight

A Very Good Choice for Beginners, Durable and Super Stable - Nine Eagles Solo Pro 228P
For those who has a little concept, it is a Nine Eagles version of Walker CB180D, for those who don't know, what is Walkera CB180D? It was a 2 year old model made by Walkera, but a very famous one. It was the first helicopter with Bell Rotor Head, the most distinctive of the bell rotor head design is the 45 degrees angle flybar, it's a thin metal rod going thru the central rotor hub, with two heavy weight on the tip, so when the rotor head spins, this flybar will provide stability, usually for entry model, this flybar will be long and heavy. Unlike the old school 90 degrees angle flybar, Bell Rotor Head has a 45 degrees angle flybar of well balanced stability and agility, so you see every beginner's model now is equipped with Bell Rotor Head, it's really good stuff. In short, Nine Eagles cloned the Walkera CB180D and become the Solo Pro 228P, well.... it flies very stable, it's durable, it's easy to repair and it's cheaper than CB180D, that's the best feature of this good Solo Pro 228P.