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Offline slopegirl

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Re: Heli A-Cert
« Reply #15 on: December 24, 2008, 18:06:44 »
KEEP THE SHUTLE!!
why cos shes big and heavy = very very stable and easy to fly
shutle's converted to E can be st up as 50s or 30s all you need is blades belt and boom form a scudo or shutel as req.
she will go on 6s and a haker c50 at 19 amps in the hover with more power than you will know what to do with, i know this cos mine dose and shutles are the perfect A test helli according to a mr briggs of roater sport and He should know being a former scale chapion ect.
allso it would cost more every time you beend a flash 600 class job. and youd have get ine in the first place.
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Offline Russ

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Re: Heli A-Cert
« Reply #16 on: December 28, 2008, 10:34:21 »
Gareth,

Are you flying your Blade 400 stock, or have you changed anything? I've read that a lot of people end up replacing the gyro - not sure if this is just the 3D brigade.

Russ
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Make it idiot-proof and someone will make a better idiot.

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Re: Heli A-Cert
« Reply #17 on: December 31, 2008, 13:19:57 »
Russ,

The blade is standard, I have just upgraded the blades. I have heard the wooden ones can let go when starting to fly in 3d mode.
The Gyro seems to be ok, when doing rough loops it turns the heli throughabout 45' but that could well be the settings.

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