Your comment on the quality of the machining is so true. Their kits are such a joy to build. Even if you didn't fly RC, these would be worth building just for display. SAB is killing it.
Thank you! I greatly appreciate that, I try my best to include each and every part as a build video should be. When people are looking to build one I want them to have a step-by-step how to video
Thank you! My goal is to have videos that will help everybody. So I hope one day whoever is building a RAW 580 can look back and have my videos to go on
The directions are so insanely good with Goblin helicopter, the biggest benefit is the confidence to start. I just built my first (RAW 700 KSE), I was blown away. I will definitely buy more products from SAB.
Thank you! There is ALOT it parts in a heli! Tons of moving parts as well! That’s why it’s super important to make sure everything screw that needs loctite has it. Can’t lose anything!
Just a tip when building the head… put the blue loctite inside the feathering shaft threads… that way when assembling, you don’t get any on the thrust bearings. Great video
Thank you, some times I do that and some times I put it on the feathering shaft bolts, if you don’t know to much Loctite you won’t have to worry about it getting into the thrust bearing, or at least I have not had to worry lol
@@mattdbot I appreciate it! Thank you for watching! The tip of putting Loctite in the feathering shaft threads is always a great one. I recommend that to anybody new to building and or heavy on the Loctite LOL
No they are not included in the kit you do have to purchase separately. You can use any retaining compound Loctite and lube of your choice. I went off of what the manual calls for and you can find that on any site that sells the kits. All of this came from Heli direct.
what are the things and tools i need to build this kit and does the Hota d6 duo pro charge 12s batterers for this heli+ do you recommend the EC5 or another connector
Will need your basic tool sets all of your 1.5 through 3.5 mm drivers you will need all of your retaining compound Loctite grease some odds and ends sets of pliers bowling pliers your normal helicopter tools. This helicopter can be set up from 6S to 12S your choice. EC5 is not a bad connector personally I’d rather use XT90s on 6s and 8mm bullet on 12s
I use a few different charges but my main is a Thunderpower TP820 that they don’t make anymore. Any charger that has a output of around 20 A will be good. It really depends on what you are trying to charge and how many. ISDT make great chargers as well
Your build videos will really help for those that are building a goblin raw 580.
Thank you! That is my goal! Help as much as I can
Your comment on the quality of the machining is so true. Their kits are such a joy to build. Even if you didn't fly RC, these would be worth building just for display. SAB is killing it.
They really are! I still my Align as well! Can’t wait to build more SAB kits. Kraken next!
@@westhobbiesrc8051 I think of Align as like the Chevy of 3d helis. Excellent value. But it's fair to say that SAB is earning the extra price.
your build videos are the best i seen well done , so much info a big thumbs up
Thank you! I greatly appreciate that, I try my best to include each and every part as a build video should be. When people are looking to build one I want them to have a step-by-step how to video
That helicopter looks really cool
This video helps a lot for future build for goblin pilots
Thank you! My goal is to have videos that will help everybody. So I hope one day whoever is building a RAW 580 can look back and have my videos to go on
The directions are so insanely good with Goblin helicopter, the biggest benefit is the confidence to start. I just built my first (RAW 700 KSE), I was blown away. I will definitely buy more products from SAB.
Looking great, I never knew that’s their was so many parts to build this. Very statigfiying to watch. 👍🏻
Thank you! There is ALOT it parts in a heli! Tons of moving parts as well! That’s why it’s super important to make sure everything screw that needs loctite has it. Can’t lose anything!
Just a tip when building the head… put the blue loctite inside the feathering shaft threads… that way when assembling, you don’t get any on the thrust bearings.
Great video
Thank you, some times I do that and some times I put it on the feathering shaft bolts, if you don’t know to much Loctite you won’t have to worry about it getting into the thrust bearing, or at least I have not had to worry lol
A ton of respect for your flying and videos!
@@mattdbot I appreciate it! Thank you for watching! The tip of putting Loctite in the feathering shaft threads is always a great one. I recommend that to anybody new to building and or heavy on the Loctite LOL
Great !
Thank you!
Man I want one
Well worth every penny! Incredible heli!
Nice video but those are calipers not micrometer used to measure the turnbuckle length. 👍
Thanks, yes your right. It’s a caliper not a micrometer
Are the retainer compound, locktite and Microlube included in the kit, or do you have to buy them separately ?
No they are not included in the kit you do have to purchase separately. You can use any retaining compound Loctite and lube of your choice. I went off of what the manual calls for and you can find that on any site that sells the kits. All of this came from Heli direct.
what are the things and tools i need to build this kit
and does the Hota d6 duo pro charge 12s batterers for this heli+ do you recommend the EC5 or another connector
Will need your basic tool sets all of your 1.5 through 3.5 mm drivers you will need all of your retaining compound Loctite grease some odds and ends sets of pliers bowling pliers your normal helicopter tools. This helicopter can be set up from 6S to 12S your choice. EC5 is not a bad connector personally I’d rather use XT90s on 6s and 8mm bullet on 12s
Hi Nice video, can I ask what charger you use to charge your lipo batteries, and do you suggest a DUO charger when starting with this hobby ?
I use a few different charges but my main is a Thunderpower TP820 that they don’t make anymore. Any charger that has a output of around 20 A will be good. It really depends on what you are trying to charge and how many. ISDT make great chargers as well
Where do you get that microlube??
I bought it on Amazon but I can’t find it anywhere now LOL
Hello Jeff this is Wayne love and I was wondering if you would be interested in a chase 360 kit build
Hello Wayne, yes I would! Send me a email at westhobbiesrc@hotmail.com and we can discuss everything.
there is a part 3?
Yes, it’s a lot of stuff to fit into a few videos and keep them under 30min, part 3 will be out at noon today
@@westhobbiesrc8051 is not easy.....thank you for all you do..AAA++++
@@victorfuentes2358 thank you! Part 3 is out now.
I wanted to see how the stickers get stuck and its skipped :(
micrometer? that looks more like a caliper rather micrometer.
Yes it is a Digital caliper