Wonderland Models specialise in the range of ready to fly RTF Hobbyzone RC Planes, radio controlled aircraft and all the spare parts and accessories. They are lot quick and definitely a step up from the beginner class.

Once you've master the beginner class helicopters, or if you think that you can tackle something a little more challenging, then these are the helicopters for you. Everything required for easy flight is included in the box so they really are a one off purchase. This Coaxial range of ready built and ready to fly rc helicopters are perfect for the beginner. We believe this range of radio controlled helicopters is the most reliable and best performing on the market today with something for both the beginner, intermediate flyer and expert rc pilot alike. We stock the full range of E-Flite Blade radio control helicopter spare parts including hop-up parts.

There is no electrical changes made.Wonderland Models have all the E-flite rc helicopters instruction manuals and parts lists in PDF format to help our customers select the parts they may require for their rc helicopter models. As stated: Make sure you know what parts are being moved and to where before you begin and you shouldn't have any trouble. Simply stated you will be moving the centering function from the right fore and aft stick to the fore and aft left stick and the same with the throttle ratchet. Remove the long metal ratchet from the second gimbal and attach it to the first gimbal. Repeat the same process as the first one except you will be inserting (as opposed to removing) the centering arm, spring, and spring hook. Note that both gimbals are identical, but the position of the second one has been rotated counterclockwise 180 degrees. You will now insert the recently removed three parts into the second gimbal. Open the gimbal enough to remove the centering arm and spring and reassemble. Remove 4 screws, two on each end of the side that hold the centering lever. Remove the spring and screw that holds the spring hook and pull the hook piece up and out. The centering mechanism is comprised of three parts: a spring, a centering arm which is hinged on one end and has the spring attached at the other end, and a hook that holds the upper end of the spring. Otherwise, you will have a puzzle to figure out. Do the right stick first by looking closely as to how the centering is accomplished and how the parts are situated. This last part is a bit tedious, but isn't hard. I made the conversion by placing the dip switches in the factor default position (all down except the third from the right is up for a mSR), opened the case and moved the mode switch to the right (the only slide switch on the board), and then made necessary changes on the centering mechanism. I received a LP5DSM today and changed it over to mode 1.

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