These are the spare parts I think you should
keep on hand. Different people break
different things but these are the parts most
likely to break in a crash.
Main Blades

Blades are often the
first thing to break in
a crash. Get at least
1 spare pair.
Feathering Shaft

Another part that will
most likely need to
be changed after a
crash.
Main Shafts

Bend in almost every
crash. They're cheap
hand.
Main Gear
Stock main gears are
weak and replacing
the bearing is damn
near impossible, buy
an upgraded gear
FlyBar

Expect to replace
these after most
crashes. Consider
getting a T-Rex 450
Stainless Steel Flybar.

Tail Booms

Sometimes a tail
boom can be bent
back but they're
cheap to replace.
Tail Boom
Supports

These don't break to
often and the heli can be
flown with only 1 support
but it looks funny.
Center Hub

You always want to
keep one of these
handy
Plastic Links

Well, they're plastic
so expect them to
break in a crash.
Tail Pulley Shaft

Hard crashes can
bend the shaft and
sometimes break the
gear.
Linkage Set

Never know when
you'll need another
link or link end, keep
some on hand.
Upgrades and Mods

While I'm not a fan of "OVER" modding or
upgrading the Belt CP V2. There are a few
upgrades that I think should be done.
Align 325mm
Wood Blades

These are my favorite
blades for 450 size
helis. Light and cheap.
40A Electronic
Speed Controller

The stock ESky 25A ESC
is a fire hazard, replace
ASAP.
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The ESky Belt CP V2 is my favorite RTF Collective Pitch helicopter. Its nice because you get everything you
need to fly in
1 box. Helicopter, transmitter, battery and charger, plus it comes assembled. Despite being
labeled "RTF" or "Ready To Fly", the heli is
NOT ready to fly. More like "Ready To Fix", what I mean by that is
this heli (and all RTF CP heli's) must be set up prior to flying them. Its not hard to do and will making flying the
heli much easier.