Please click "...more / Show more" for links and more information. Visit www.horizonhobby.com/search?q=th-fusion-700 for more information on the Fusion 700. Welcome to the fifth and final video of the Blade Fusion 700 build series! This video shows how to install the ESC, servos, and flybarless system onto the Blade Fusion 700 so it can be ready for FBL setup and its first flight. The electronics used in the video are from the "High Performance" Super Combo [BLH13075HPC], but the same method that you see can be applied to other servos, speed controllers, and flybarless systems. Although there are many ways in which the wiring can be done, this video showcases a middle of the road solution for those who want clean, but easy wiring. You can also see the proper way to mount the batteries to the battery tray, and how the battery tray system works on the helicopter. Thank you for watching the electronics installation video and for following along with the build of the Blade Fusion 700. Happy flying! Follow Blade RC on Facebook and Instagram for more Blade content! facebook.com/BladeRC1/ instagram.com/bladehelis/
Hey Ethan and balde team. I have finished my build and am ready for maiden. Im a bit concerned though as my motor with 11tooth pinion, super combo, seems to be getting hot after ground run with no blades at 50% throttle, only after 2minutes? Any advice would be appreciated. The build was great and the heli is beautiful. Cheers
Thank you for the kind words and for reaching out! The motor warming up after a 2 minute run-up on the bench is normal. When blades are installed and the heli is in the air and the motor is getting airflow, it will run a little cooler. We are happy you enjoyed the build and are excited for your maiden of the Blade Fusion 700! :)
Please click "...more / Show more" for links and more information. Visit www.horizonhobby.com/search?q=th-fusion-700 for more information on the Fusion 700.
Welcome to the fifth and final video of the Blade Fusion 700 build series! This video shows how to install the ESC, servos, and flybarless system onto the Blade Fusion 700 so it can be ready for FBL setup and its first flight. The electronics used in the video are from the "High Performance" Super Combo [BLH13075HPC], but the same method that you see can be applied to other servos, speed controllers, and flybarless systems. Although there are many ways in which the wiring can be done, this video showcases a middle of the road solution for those who want clean, but easy wiring. You can also see the proper way to mount the batteries to the battery tray, and how the battery tray system works on the helicopter. Thank you for watching the electronics installation video and for following along with the build of the Blade Fusion 700. Happy flying!
Follow Blade RC on Facebook and Instagram for more Blade content!
facebook.com/BladeRC1/
instagram.com/bladehelis/
Hey Ethan and balde team. I have finished my build and am ready for maiden. Im a bit concerned though as my motor with 11tooth pinion, super combo, seems to be getting hot after ground run with no blades at 50% throttle, only after 2minutes? Any advice would be appreciated. The build was great and the heli is beautiful. Cheers
Thank you for the kind words and for reaching out! The motor warming up after a 2 minute run-up on the bench is normal. When blades are installed and the heli is in the air and the motor is getting airflow, it will run a little cooler. We are happy you enjoyed the build and are excited for your maiden of the Blade Fusion 700! :)