Helicopter Upgrade Full

Posted on | August 7, 2009 | Comments Off

Helicopter Upgrade Full

how to improve my COD black op skills?

Even though iam a level 25 prestige i still feel that i need to improve my skils i usually play headquarters,team tactical,tdm,ffa. I die a lot for some reason but before the match is over i go positive. But i cant get the higher killstreaks like the highes i have gotten is an attack helicopter.... if you guys could write back with some class tips and the perks to use. I KNOW that a lot of you people are going to tell me to learn the maps and try the gun that fits me the best well i did that. I just need help with increasing my killstreaks to atleast where i can get a gunship once in a while or a chopper gunner and etc. Heresmy current loadout:
Famas: red dot
M1911: dual wield
Semtex
Concussion grenade
Claymore
Hardline
Sleight of hand
marathon/ninja
My other favourite class is:
Ak74u: grip
Cz75: full auto upgrade
Semtex
Concussion
Motion sensor
Hardline
steady aim
ninja.

With the famas typically burst fire the weapon unless you are at a very close range. Probally dont want to use those dual M1911s if u dont have steady aim they really arent very good typically i would go for a python or if im not at that level i would use a M1911 not attachment i dont use my pistol unless im out of ammo. If u want to get higher killstreaks then you probally want to stick to one area (not camp) stick to one area and stay dont rush unless you are very confident or have a beast internet connection.
don't really need to use Ninja unless it search and destroy or your trying to sound whore with a headset. Sleight of hands a great perk so keep that. make sure you are aware of where the enemy spawns scine you like Hq and FFa and the spawns are random in those GTs.
For you Ak74u class all i can recommend is that you Maybe put on ghost which is a useful perk for rushing and maybe swith your grip for a dual mag i dunno its up to you. All my games i manage to keep a 2kd ratio and get higher killstreak by this class for higher levels
G11
python
Frag
Concussion
Claymore
Ghost
Hardened
marathon or ninja
and at lower levels
Ak74u-dualmags
python
semtex
concussion
Claymore
Ghost-flak jacket
Steady aim
marathon

thats all i can offer you atm as you play the game more you will get better i used to got negative every game on mw2 but then i started watchign the map and aiming round corners and being alert and then i got better and manage to get dogs and a blackbird most games
hope i helped

Esky Belt CP fully repaired and ready for flight, full upgrades. Setup / hover testing. MEGA BLING.

Electric RC Helicopters have enjoyed a sudden rise in popularity due to recent significant improvements in the radio-control and electronics industry. As their components improve in quality while at the same time getting cheaper in price, many manufacturers launch beginner models labeled as RTF or "Ready to Fly"- but are they really?

In fact, the phrase "Ready to fly" was born in the days of more "traditional" RC aviation. What it actually meant, at least initially, was "required no assembly". It didn't mean that RTF kits didn't require set-ups, tuning, or tinkering before it could take to the air.

Nowadays, however, new pilots just starting out with this hobby expect their new model that comes labeled as "flying right out of the box" to do just that. Unfortunately, that is not always the case.

Very often, beginner pilots realize that RTF helicopters are not so "ready to fly" when they learn that keeping them in the air is quite difficult, especially for four channel models. While there are co-axle models available which are relatively easier to handle, they too require hours of training.

Also, these helicopters with their rotor blades spinning at extremely fast speeds can cause serious injuries. Therefore, no one would want an out-of-control helicopter of any size in their vicinity. Many would soon conclude that even for these RTF fliers, the best approach is to first learn in a simulator. This fact alone means that even easiest to fly RTF helicopter requires practice, and often times, lots of it - upsetting the very concept of "flying right out of the box".

RTF Helicopters doesn't always come with everything you need to fly as most people would think either. The most common missing component is the battery back for the radio controller - they usually come with a battery rack that requires 4 to 8 AA alkaline batteries. More serious fliers usually end up buying a rechargeable pack not long after their initial purchase of the kit.

Another popular missing component is a battery charger. These RTF kit usually comes with very rudimentary adaptor that you can plug right into your battery pack, which by all accounts, doesn't constitute a "charger". They don't even cut the electrical flow when the battery is full (which, by the way, may lead to over charging and ultimately, the explosion of the battery pack). In fact, many find it ironic that these RTF kits include a battery pack but no charger.

Not until very recently has this issue been addressed and few very new models (such as the LAMA IV by Esky) come complete with an adequate charger.

Nevertheless, there are some helicopters that are truly "ready to fly" right out of the box. These are the 2-channel models such as famous Picoo Z. Not only are they ready to fly, they are palm-size, allowing for them to be flown just about anywhere that is windless. These little fliers are also pretty durable, enabling them to withstand crashes after crashes. However, they are much less maneuverable than four-channel models.

All in all, there are many kinds of RTF kits and some are more "ready to fly" than others. Those who want models to work seamlessly right out of the box can settle for 2 channel models, compromising maneuverability. On the other hand, those who want more flight-capable models may go for 4 channel models, only to find that they are not as ready to fly as advertised. Nevertheless, these RTF kits provides a great lesson for enthusiasts new to this hobby; one that teaches them to fly as well as to endlessly enjoy setting up, modifying, and upgrading their models.

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Article Source: ArticlesBase.com - RTF Helicopters, Are They Really "Ready To Fly"?

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