Flight stabelization for flybar glow heli

[ShermanDickson]

I have two glow helis, a Thunder Tiger X50 and an older Thunder Tiger Raptor 60, both with flybars, I would lprefer putg a flight stabilization system on the Raptor 60 but would be willing to put it on the X50 if I had to.

Any help on which system to use would be appreciated.

[pril250]

As these are glow helis the engine vibrations would be the greatest enemy as far as 3X gyro systems requiring some work in the vibration isolation department, but I heard it is doable. When I ran nitro helis I never succeeded in getting it to work and ended converting my trex600n to electric anyway. Possibly a CP2 system may be suitable as it relays on artificial horizon based on temp differential between earth and sky.

[Fairview]

I would check out the Bavarian demon 3sx (bd3sx). They are quite vibe tolerant. A lot of guys running them on gassers, and you can keep your flybar.

[pril250]

All good and nice, in the UK it costs £376 equivalent to $578, almost the price of a heli kit. Not something you can try out and put away in a drawer if didn't work out.

[ah_liang]

For flybar it shall be a CP2. Had that system for months and it really accelerated my learning during the beginner stage. One thing to note, after bail out the heli will drift as the sensor senses the surrounding and tries to place itself in the middle of everything. So if u have trees on one side, it moves the heli away.