RC HELICOPTER BLADE BALANCING TUTORIAL AZURE 700 S / ALIGN
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- In this clip i take you through the steps of balancing rc helicopter rotor blades,
firstly we find the C of G and then we balance the overall mass of the blades based around the C of G to achive a perfectly balanced set of blades.
My Trex 550X has always had a notcable vibration around low head speed and and this is now sorted thanks to some simple tape and balancing,
I hope you find this tutorial useful,
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Cheers guys :)
You finally showed me with absolute certainty how it is done correctly!
Thank you very much for this video!
Thankyou so much for the feedback, really glad it's helped you mate
Well done video you taught me something today ill definitely use this to help my vibrations out.
Brilliant, don't forget to subscribe for future vids 😉👍
Hi Dan, just subbed. Thanks for a great vid! I happened upon it and figured give it a look see. Glad I did. I need to order that see saw tool and get to work! I've been flying helis for a couple of years and am finally building my first 760. Seems I definitely need to add this to the build process. I have never tried to learn this for my little 330mm heli. It didn't seem important. I'm looking forward to a smoother running machine. Fingers crossed! Best regards sir!
Hi mate thanks for the sub and really appreciate the feedback, weirdly I have flown my 760X today for the first time in 6 months.. Absolutely loved it. Happy flying mate and glad my tutorial has helped you 🫶
The blades should be opposite to each other on the seesaw,and the tape should be folded over the leading edge equal both sides.so it dont peel off.
Another really interesting video. Nice one!
Thankyou so much, hope it helps you out one day bud 😉👍🍻
Excellent tutorial Dan. I remember the days when we had to add lead weight to wooden blades then do all this stuff. As good as CF blades are, there is always a chance there may be a need to do this procedure for perfect balance to eliminate all vibrations.
I am also curious about the new blades from Azure. My flying style will be (not there yet) the same as yours. Perhaps you could do a vid showing how they work on your bird and your impressions? thanks again! 👍 btw: very hard to find this balancer stateside. Either out of stock or discontinued online. Really don't want to spend $100 on the Koll rotor pro. 🤔
Thanks for the comment dude, yes iv not got the azure 700s fitted to my 700N DFC. I will make a video very soon showing how they fly and hold a good stable line in high speed flight.. Please subscribe so you don't miss it mate 😊
Nice video, and a almost correct how to.
But the tape shoud br folded over the leading edge.
The tape wil stick better, and the air resistence will not peel it off.
When placed flat on ether surface, it will get torn off by time and air speed.
This is super sticky stuff, put 8 packs through the heli today and it's still in place 🤔, but yes I see your point cheers for the comment
It's only constructive critics.
I've been flying helis for almost 12 years now.
@@x3mperformace same here well since 2010, back when it was huge 👌 always learning mate 🙏
Excelente, excelente video !!!! y
Thankyou bud 😊👍
Very informative video👍
subd - Thank you for sharing this great info!
HELLO 🤝 HOW HARD TO TIGHTEN HELICOPTER BLADES?
Don't use tape. Use clear gorilla/shoe goop instead. Looks way cleaner and will stay on forever exactly where it is placed.
But you forgot the most critical thing... weight them
Now if cg is off how do you fix that??
Move the pack backwards order forward, shouldn't take much movement
@@danieljohnston1111 I think they mean the blade CG. Both of yours were spot on but what of they were not? Nice video.
Well that was about 20 minutes longer than it needed to be.
Yes I got carried away and balanced the Azure blades after, still I hope you took something away with you other than boredom 😭😭
I thank you for this info. Good stuff and I learned something!
@@darrylcarpenter903 is there anything else you would like to see a tutorial on mate?
Thank you. We'll explained.... I've never really understood balancing.