26 : Tarot 450 Pro V2 Build : Goop, Main Gear Swap, Motor Direction, RPM Sensor
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.พ. 2025
- NOTE: This video is now included in the cpo's Master Video Page and Index (Searchable) located at cpoheli.com/
This video is sort of a random collection of things that I wanted to close out during the build process. I decided to use Goop (Shoe Goo, same thing) to secure all of my wire connections to the Robird FBL. This may be overkill...but that's the joy of building your own helicopter...I can do it my way, right?! ;- ) I also discuss how I installed the RPM sensor that I am using so that the Robird governor can properly detect motor speed. Then I go into a main gear swap and show you the differences between the Align and Tarot versions of the autorotation gear. (See, I told you this was random). And the last thing in this video (if I recall correctly) is spinning up the motor to verify the direction it is spinning so I can finish tidying up the wiring. A lot of little stuff going on, but that means I'm really close to wrapping things up!
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Now that I have my new Tarot 450 Pro V2 Kit, it's time to get started on the build. Join me as I approach this build from a completely novice perspective. I'll be learning as I go, but hopefully someone can learn something from this...or at least get the courage to do it on your own.
Thanks for watching!
Hi cpo, The fan style part on the main gear is to force air over your esc + electrics ect.
Cheers nice build keep it up
Exactly! Thanks for the feedback. I sure learned a lot on this build. : )
Nice job....not long now before it's in the air. Fan on autorotation gear pushes air down to help cool your motor. You might also want to think about removing the sticker from the motor can. It might be throwing it out of balance and you don't want that sticker coming loose in flight.
Thanks for the tip! I just removed the sticker! Looks better too...
Since you're using a spektrum system, your receiver is enacting it's failsafe when it doesn't receive a good signal from your transmitter. That's why your initialization didn't happen.
I'm live in Switzerland and i wanted to know, where i can buy the Goop? Thanks
Try doing a search for E6000. It's basically the same stuff. You might have more luck finding that in your shops.