New HoneyBee FP V2 Help

Hello

I am a newbie, my first heli was a CP V2 which I am geeting to hover with now.
I bought a HoneyBee FP V2 today on the recconendation on Nutcaze.
I am happy with it but I am used to my CP so I am not sure about some of the basics with the HoneyBee 2.

1) My main blades are really tightly held in the blade grip's compared to the CP! is this normal?

2) I cant get them to track right, no matter how much I bend them.

3) It is a very stong heli, I have had a few bump's with it allready. Nothing is broken, but how will I know if I have damaged the main shaft? for example, on the CP even a minor crash usually bend's the feathering shaft and possibly the main shaft. I know there will will more vibration etc , but is there a test that I can do after any crashes to check that it is still ok?

4) I'm not sure if this is normal but I got the HoneyBee 2 to learn the basic's better than on my CP, but I am finding it harder to control the HoneyBee 2 for some weird reason! Am I missing something?

Thank You

Hi,
1. Blades shouldn't be very tight. They should move when you are shaking heli, but shouldn't move when you are caring it
2. It is probably because of tightly screwed blades in blade grips.
3. It is hard to bend main shaft on hb. But when it is bend you will see vibration in head. It will wobble.
4.Yes hb fp is a little bit harder to control than cp heli. But when it is set up right it flies really good. Watch through Nuttcaze honey bee fp V2 Beginners guide videos

The factory main blades change after every minor crash or hard landing then vibrations will give you a headache. They are of very flexible thin plastic thus then I recommend other type fixed pitch blades
I am using rubber blades from an old cheap $30.00 2 channel heli or you can use the super blades from super skids and the world will be very diferent.
Note: I have also used the same blades in my HBCP2 for normal flying (note cannot do any fancy collective pitch stuff yet).
Also my other Esky Lama 3 coaxial was my starting Heli (Ok for inside and some times (no wind) outside flying)

Thanks guys