if you have to use a bell 206 i would recommend getting a different version. There is a good one by owen hewitt(i think) at hovercontrol and here on simv. I can fly almost any sim helicopter and still have trouble with the default 206.
I warmly suggest this Bell 206 too to whoever tries to learn to fly helos and is discouraged by the default Bell. I, though still being allergic to helos in general, am able to not crash (most of the times) with this eggbeater. I'm even able to pull a hover with it, though I'm not always successful in landing it yet. [smiley=happy.gif]
The default one has the murderous habit to let the engine stop dead and the rotor lock while in the air making you fall like a rock, if you try to hover or slow down to near hover. I'm VERY tempted to erase that default from the sim. It serves nothing beside taking space on the HD.

My control on it isn't good because I very rarely take it out for a spin seen that my flights are more oriented toward fixed wings planes, so I never "made my hand" in controlling it so well to be able to fly perfectly with it. But it's a nice helo nonetheless (and if I, one who is famed to never having been able to do anything with flying eggbeaters, tell you so...). 8-)
One suggestion I can give you is to use the controls feather-like. No sudden movements. Thread like you're carrying a heavy load of nitroglycerin on the seat near you and plan in advance. A LOT MORE in advance than what you'd do with a fixed wing plane.

PS
Do not, I repeat my suggestion, DO NOT try and use the Robinson if you're starting or like me not have a great hand in flying helos. It's a killing machine.

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