I bought Walkera v120d02s over 10 years ago and if I compare their crash resistance, Walkera was made from egg shells and XK from titanium. It had a lot of vibrations out of the box but after tightening all the screws, especially between the blade clips, vibrations are now minimal. The swash plate is the same as on Walkera, so I put a metal one on, even though the plastic one was just fine. After 10+ crashes, I only managed to break the rear canopy pins, so I tied a plastic band to prevent the canopy from vibrating. When I was looking at the tail motor, I pulled it out just a little, and I broke one of the thin wires, so I soldiered some thicker ones and taped them under the tail rod with some light wind tape. The tail prop can easily become loose, so I put a drop of CA glue on it to hold it tight. I use Gaoneng 520mah lihv. It can bind with Jumper t8sg.

I bought Walkera v120d02s over 10 years ago and if I compare their crash resistance, Walkera was made from egg shells and XK from titanium. It had a lot of vibrations out of the box but after tightening all the screws, especially between the blade clips, vibrations are now minimal. The swash plate is the same as on Walkera, so I put a metal one on, even though the plastic one was just fine. After 10+ crashes, I only managed to break the rear canopy pins, so I tied a plastic band to prevent the canopy from vibrating. When I was looking at the tail motor, I pulled it out just a little, and I broke one of the thin wires, so I soldiered some thicker ones and taped them under the tail rod with some light wind tape. The tail prop can easily become loose, so I put a drop of CA glue on it to hold it tight. I use Gaoneng 520mah lihv. It can bind with Jumper t8sg.

I bought Walkera v120d02s over 10 years ago and if I compare their crash resistance, Walkera was made from egg shells and XK from titanium. It had a lot of vibrations out of the box but after tightening all the screws, especially between the blade clips, vibrations are now minimal. The swash plate is the same as on Walkera, so I put a metal one on, even though the plastic one was just fine. After 10+ crashes, I only managed to break the rear canopy pins, so I tied a plastic band to prevent the canopy from vibrating. When I was looking at the tail motor, I pulled it out just a little, and I broke one of the thin wires, so I soldiered some thicker ones and taped them under the tail rod with some light wind tape. The tail prop can easily become loose, so I put a drop of CA glue on it to hold it tight. I use Gaoneng 520mah lihv. It can bind with Jumper t8sg.

The small XK-Heli K110S is a good choice to start 3D flying. It is light and durable. The order was delivered from the PL warehouse after just 3 days and the packaging was undamaged. Unfortunately, one blade of the tail rotor was badly bent, probably due to the cardboard box with the batteries. I have installed the included replacement rotor and am hoping for a tail rotor as a spare part from Banggood. But I can highly recommend the helicopter and I use a Radiomaster TX16S MK2 transmitter with a multimode module. This works very well.

The small XK-Heli K110S is a good choice to start 3D flying. It is light and durable. The order was delivered from the PL warehouse after just 3 days and the packaging was undamaged. Unfortunately, one blade of the tail rotor was badly bent, probably due to the cardboard box with the batteries. I have installed the included replacement rotor and am hoping for a tail rotor as a spare part from Banggood. But I can highly recommend the helicopter and I use a Radiomaster TX16S MK2 transmitter with a multimode module. This works very well.

The small XK-Heli K110S is a good choice to start 3D flying. It is light and durable. The order was delivered from the PL warehouse after just 3 days and the packaging was undamaged. Unfortunately, one blade of the tail rotor was badly bent, probably due to the cardboard box with the batteries. I have installed the included replacement rotor and am hoping for a tail rotor as a spare part from Banggood. But I can highly recommend the helicopter and I use a Radiomaster TX16S MK2 transmitter with a multimode module. This works very well.