Enjoy it, for your info, i used a mini JR tail servo and i would suggest a lite coat of epoxy on the wood standoffs that are provided for mounting the mechanics to the fusalage. The wood was not glued well on my unit as well as a friends unit. Have a great 2009 Flying season.
Thanks for the comment, No stabilization system. Just some good old fashion balancing. Found that i needed 7, 7 gram lead weights in front on wood structure, also read above. Have a great 2009 Flying season.
Hopfully more on the way soon, Working on 2 new projects which will most likely end up being done over the winter, Vario Bell 47GIII and New 500E. Thanks for watching and have a great 2009 flying season.
@TheRCHeliPilot I used black window screen mesh for the rear windows to reduce the heat. Cut it just a 1/2 inch oversized and gluded it on with goop (plumbers glue) get at any home depot or good hardware store. Also watch your head speed. Its now going to be a scale bird and there is no need for 2200 rpm. I think i cut mine down to 80 percent across the board in idle up 2 mode.
Great Video. I'm doing the same scale in a trex 450 SE V2 and i have terrible vibrations in the tail and in the skids. Did this happen to you as well? Did you have to add some inside support for the tail boom? like a foam or something like that? Thanks for your kind help and keep on going! you can see my videos of some scales done here in Venezuela.
Enjoy it, for your info, i used a mini JR tail servo and i would suggest a lite coat of epoxy on the wood standoffs that are provided for mounting the mechanics to the fusalage. The wood was not glued well on my unit as well as a friends unit. Have a great 2009 Flying season.
Thanks for the comment, No stabilization system. Just
some good old fashion balancing. Found that i needed 7, 7 gram lead weights in front on wood structure, also read above.
Have a great 2009 Flying season.
Super flight in a good quality video,
bravo c'est super were waiting for the next ....
Thanks, They are great flying birds, i agree
@donwalin
Thanks for the comment, the fusalage is by Align, there are also alot of nice fusalages
on Century heli products. check them out and enjoy.
Hopfully more on the way soon, Working on 2 new projects which will most likely end up being done over the winter, Vario Bell 47GIII and New 500E. Thanks for watching and have a great 2009 flying season.
@TheRCHeliPilot I used black window screen mesh for the rear windows to reduce the heat. Cut it just a 1/2 inch oversized and gluded it on with goop (plumbers glue) get at any home depot or good hardware store. Also watch your head speed. Its now going to be a scale bird and there is no need for 2200 rpm. I think i cut mine down to 80 percent across the board in idle up 2 mode.
Sweet i have two of them and they do fly nice!!
Very nice my friend. I'm waiting for a 500 body and can hardly wait.
Doodboy1
@OutbackKanga Thanks, I like scale flying much better as well !!!
nice flying! I'm buildng one now :-)
wow fantastic!
Great Video. I'm doing the same scale in a trex 450 SE V2 and i have terrible vibrations in the tail and in the skids. Did this happen to you as well? Did you have to add some inside support for the tail boom? like a foam or something like that? Thanks for your kind help and keep on going! you can see my videos of some scales done here in Venezuela.
Sorry my friend... forgot to ask another question :) Does your speed control gets very warm? (almost overheat) due to lack of airflow? Thanks again!
Could you list your setup? I would love for my trex to be this smooth. You are a great pilot!
@OutbackKanga yea this way u can see the heli flying haha not just a twist of helicopter in the distance
Oh, are you using stabilization?
hi how big battery u gon on board?
Zippy 2200mah 3 cell
Without 5 blades it’s not a 500.
(Just my opinion)
OutbackKanga it depends on your taste, we 3D rc pilots can say scale flying is just some f**king boring flight too??!!! so, watch your words, sir :)
Vola bene ma come scale project é piuttosto approssimativo... Potevi fare molto meglio....
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