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Two delectably squishy handfuls to go with a stunning beaver! I just hope some folks are not offended by the artificially inflated wheels. There are those who prefer the natural ones. ;)
I agree with everything you said. I don't care if they're pumped up of just natural...so long as I can squeeze them...I like them. As for the beaver, if she's really good, she'll let you corn hole it too ;)
@@BrianPhillipsRC just the tip for the beaver.
Hey Brian and Camera crew. Bought this plane after my Husky debacle. I absolutely love it. Maidened it last week and you were right. Tires were like a brick. Took the 4.5 Dubros off the mangled Hisky and it made the plane perfect. Thanks for what you guys do. Much appreciated
Same here 4 1/2 did the trick.
I loved the 6" inch Dubro inflatables on my original Carbon Z Cub and agree, it completely changed it's takeoff, landing and ground handling characteristics. I went a step further with the cub and installed the full articulating, gas shock absorbing scale landing gear and it brought it to another level. Even though it added a lot of weight the plane took it just fine, but I think it's about time to upgrade it's stock Spektrum AR635 to the newer AR637T for the safe, forward programming and better gyro features it offers. Make sure you check out the awesome and amazing XOAR Beechwood props for your Cub and Beaver, they really increase the looks and performance over the stock prop appearance.
SWEET!
More coming (soonish), BTW....stay tuned ;)
Hello Brian & Camera Crew, sometimes I watch your pilot fly the Beaver and he seems inebriated during his maneuvers. I'm so glad he did not crash in the bottom of the bowl. I like the inside passes.
I like the new tires. Much quieter than the stock. Grass field operations are more casual than stock wheels.
Thanks! Not usually inebriated...
@@BrianPhillipsRC Ha, I know but the pilot in the Beaver is flying loosey goosey. Just kidding.
I ‘bout lost my beaver!!! LMAO, please don’t ever change.
;) Glad you enjoyed seeing my beaver
Great in-depth information on another great airplane. In fact, I think this is why you are so successful and endorsed by RC companies. It's really helpful how you always go into updates and/or upgrades for every airplane you show. No other channel that I know of does this kind of thing. Hang in there and keep up the good work, it's appreciated.
So funny, you sounded much like my mom years ago on approach to Catalina Island in a Cessna 172. For safety reasons we flew a high approach and slipped it down for a greaser. Even though I explained the maneuver and the sensation, even the reason for doing it and she still screamed a loud "WHOA!" Nice video, much appreciate your content as usual.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for being here with us!
Brian if weight is a problem empty the tyres of air and fill with Helium :).
But on a more sensible note to get tyre clearance bend the end of the wheel mount's inwards so you have the top of the wheel camber positive out as the very small bush planes have, as the landing gear is sprung steel and gives as you touch down and the wheel camber will go from camber out at the top of the wheel to camber in as the gear flexes on landing, hey I have used nail varnish as threadloc when needed out running my offroad truck's and a bolt kept backing out as I forgot to redo the threadloc after a rebuild. Excuse me waiter what is the fly doing in my soup ? I think is back stroke sir. As my wife has passed yes my workshop has spilled over from the garage tools and fluids to the lounge and into the kitchen diner so the only thing not in my lounge is the compressor lol, this is the one the cowl flew off and ate the prop the Saylers were flying I believe.
So do you like this more than the Mike Patey Draco, I like the look of the Draco but that is more to do with how much scale detail they have put into it and the performance with short take off and landing appeals as I am into the looking scale part.
I like the Draco more, but it's also more expensive. It's heavier, and MORE detailed, but I kinda think...is it too much to have BOTH, AND a Carbon Z Cub SS 2.1m??? - I say no ;) LOL!!!
I friggin LOVE that plane with that exact setup! Those tires are awesome! Gotta get me one as soon as my financial advisor (aka wife) permits the expenditure.
Those high speed passes give goosebumps. If you notice the view #'s on this video increasing inexplicably, it's just me. Getting my Beaver 2.0 fix 👍
Just wonderful & have watched both. I ordered the dubro tyres (tires) today for the arrival next week of the Beaver. Many thanks to you both
Awesome! I bet they'll LOVE sand ;)
Well Brian…. Watch this space!
They will, i am sure love the beach.
The Beaver is sexier than the Cub! So happy you got this plane ... I've been on you forever to get it and it looks like you are enjoying it as much as I am.
Wait till you see them side by side ;) Memory plays tricks on you - LOL (It did me)
Men like a Beaver here and there .
FMS is top notch on the Beaver .
TRUTH
Brian I love that Beaver and Love what you did with the tires but I have a problem ; I'm running out of room to store my planes . lol. I want that beaver bad ! I watched you flying that Beaver in all that wind the first time and fell in love with it. As always thank you and your awesome camera crew for all you do for the hobby. It's always a pleasure to get on TH-cam as see another BrianPhillipsRC, it makes my whole day. I belong to an A.M.A. RC club and Love to fly but I also love just watch people fly and when you fly I love the joy you bring ; so keep up the good work , you got a fan for life.
I'm sorry you're running out of room - if it makes you feel any better, so am I ;)
Glad you're enjoying the footage!!! Thanks Johnny!
Nice video, great helpful "lovely assistant", and such a nice home. Congrats. We need a blooper reel of you hitting the trees, smacking the wires, landing on the house roof, etc. (-:
Maybe some day
Not sure which was more exciting the Beaver wheels or the tractor tire filling video. On second thought I do find Beavers more exciting. lol
LOL - Beavers and Blowing...Enjoy!!!
Rc flying skills are crazy man
Thanks Kevin!
Horizon does indeed ship to Canada now.
I just ordered a V2 Tundra (HobbyKing link in Brian's list) and this makes me want to fly it right now lol I know it's not on the beaver's level but it's my current price range so its perfect ✈ great video by the way
SWEEEET, and thanks for pointing this out!!!
Hey Brian, I Just Swapped The Eflite Big Carbon Z Cub SS, Soft Foamy Tires To Put On My Big Beaver! They Are Really Light & None Inflateable... Thanks
Yeah, but you can squeeze these things for fun too ;)
Brian, I too cannot stand waiting for paint to dry... I tried a set of those Du-bro tires ,a 5" set, and they are so damn heavy they've been sitting on the shelf ever since.
Try again - Give them a squeeze for me ;)
That sure is a big Beaver you have there.
HUGE and a nice squishy pair to keep you busy with your hands ;)
The hard plastic tires on all the arfs are throw away ,dave brown foams and Du, bro are a huge improvement for any hard surface operations ,especially on the jets and warbirds
I wish they weren't at these prices ;)
The landing characteristics are night and day from the stock tires!
I believe Du-bro makes a lite/super lite version of the 5.5" tires. Not sure how many grams they are however.
Regardless great mod Brian for sure!
Thanks! Love these, even if they're heavier, but the wheels could stand to be a LOT lighter ;)
Thanks for the tip. Ordering some. I almost want to buy a set of draco mains and retro fit them to BIG B
I will be replacing the tires with on the draco too, soon ;)
The 6 1/4” Foamy Wheels that come on the FMS PA-18 Super Cub are much lighter and
perform excellent as well. 😉
NICE! I'll have to check them out!
nice plane Brian,,,, great clip!
Glad you enjoyed her ;) So did I!
such effortless skilled flying - a joy to watch :)
Thanks David! This plane is a joy to fly. If you don't have one, you might want to get one coming ;)
Beautiful plane
She is a beauty!!!
Dubro tyres are great but are extremely heavy (I've got the 6 inch) on my Hangar 9 Carbon Cub. I've also used the Kavan air filled wheels which are a lot lighter but are not the same quality. Check out the comparison by Dick Gibson on TH-cam. Also couldn't help noticing you weren't completely balancing the prop. The hub needs to be balanced as well since the prop should stay in any position on the balancer. A level prop could just mean a heavy sided hub. Another great video.
The Spinner and Prop, right?
@@BrianPhillipsRC I balance the prop and spinner independently and its surprising how much weight sometimes needs to be added to the propeller hub to get the prop to balance. I use a longer shaft on the DuBro balancer to balance the spinner. Changing the subject are you going to review the new E-Flite Viper 90mm? That's one review that I would particularly like!
Ok Brian just ordered a set of big squishies for my Beaver, (my wife hates you)but I have to try them!
LOL - "my wife hates you"
I enjoy watching Brian fly and I always learn something new. Flying RC Planes have become my favorite hobby. I've been racing and building RC, nitro powered trucks and buggies since 2007 but, I've always wanted to get into Planes. I wonder if there is a significant jump in skill level and difficulty between electric and gas powered planes? Maybe, I'll work my way up to gas powered someday. Great video and enjoyable as always.
I think it's a big jump in cost, and skill for safety sake...bigger, and heavier planes can cause a bit more damage from crashes.
@@BrianPhillipsRC That's understandable. My daughter has become interested in flying and safety would be a major concern. I assume experience makes a huge difference when it comes to racing and flying especially with gas/nitro powered planes and vehicles. Thanks for the response and input!
That is one nice looking "Beaver!" ha ha stop smiling Brian!
It sure is!!! Now that I have my beaver nice and manicured, I can really dig in and enjoy it ;)
The beaver is awesome along with your flight.... very entertaining, however. I think Brian you are being very polite when describing the wheels. I purchased a pair and they are awesome in appearance but the weight is too much. I was very disappointed when I received my order and realized how heavy they were. There has to be a different option for awesome looking wheels that don’t weigh 2 pounds
Simply remove the air from the DuBro tires and refill with Helium!! ;) LOL!!
weetie - LOL!!!! Love it!!!
I admit they are very heavy, but I'm actually okay with it on this plane....many other planes, this would have eaten up too much performance, but on this strong beaver, she takes its and swallows it up without complaints!
I have the new turbo timber on order and was wondering if the inflatable wheels would be a good addition to the plane. Great camera work as usual.
You could do the 4" tires, but they'd be pretty heavy for that plane and will eat up more of the performance, if you ask me, as compared to the Beaver.
Nice flyer. Great model to have in your hanger
Sure is - Thanks!
Oh also guys there are other inflatable tires that weigh half as much as dubro. Kavan. Is the brand
I will call up Sig MFG and see what they can do for us ;) We're about half an hours drive from Sig!
Hi Brian,
An update on my Beaver ESC Burn up, After sending it back they sent me a new one, but didn't replace my 8360t reciever or battery, oh well it's only money.
Don't forget to check your CG Brian after you put your wheels on
I did (might have been off camera, but we were AMAZED no change!)
Brian I think you need to put a small camera in the cockpit of the plane just to see what it looks like your property and you guys from up above. The plane I’m waiting for is Scrappy, when Mike gets that plane done, I hope HORIZON HOBBY gets over there and copy that aircraft. That’s gonna be the plane.🤔😉🥂
Maybe if I get a Part 107...but until then, imagination will be necessary ;(
Did you know down here in the Netherlands we have different name for a crescent wrench. The official name is English key (Engelse sleutel) but is is also very often refered to as a “Baco” which also means Bacardi Cola....
Cool! Thanks. I'm always learning something new on this channel! It's a small world, TH-cam makes ;)
Putting new 5.5in inflatable DuBros tires on my Draco. Fits without changing out axles but just had to enlarge (drill out) axle hole in hubs to fit. They are heavy but they should not be a problem for the 6s 5000mAh in the Draco.
Nice! So you're telling me, I used the 5.5" on the WRONG ONE?!?!?!? OOOOOPS ;)
I heard the 6" are going to be perfect on the Carbon Z Cub SS 2.1m, and assumed the 5" would be better for the Draco - Have I screwed the pooch???
@@BrianPhillipsRC No way, The 5.5" just need some tweaking for the "BEAVA".... thanks for all your input and videos.
The tires from the Avios Grand Tundra are really soft and don’t weigh anywhere that the Dubrovnik do.
Interesting
You gotta love a good Beaver!
Ture - especially one with big squishy hand fulls ;)
Thats a really nice plane, great size!
I agree! Great size, and love the way she flies!
Kavan tires (from Sig Manufacturing) are lighter, even compared to the stock tires / wheels, but they cost more than Du-bro.
Cool!
Well done, I guess this video was made after all the hardware you bought.
It was, but I had this stuff from a bunch of other random projects...totally unrelated to RC stuff....but RTL Fasteners HAS some great choices.
How do you do the corn hole again? I know you've mentioned it but I can't seemed to find it in your videos.
Full throttle, full rudder (left) and Full elevator DOWN, FUll Aileron LEFT (Both sticks UP, and then alternate Right stick - Mode 2)
This is why I keep a whole mess of brass tubing and brake line from local shop for spacers and bushings over threads
Awesome!
How do you balance the prop , can you show us ?
Damn Brian. You got some skills.
Thanks! I'm good with my beaver ;)
@@BrianPhillipsRC nice man! I’m on my second beaver. V1 just didn’t cut it.
That's really a nice airplane good review
Thanks Alan! Totally agree - GREAT plane!
Nice vid! The Du-bros made the Beaver nose heavy for sure. How much did you have to compensate with aft battery shift to balance?
I didn't really. I just kinda left it where it was. I didn't think it was a large enough change...the wheels are pretty much on the CG on this big beaver ;)
@@BrianPhillipsRC Thanks for the reply. Although I check my CG, it's good to know what others experience. I'm putting the Dubro 5.5" on my FMS Super cub. I'm not planning on inflating them since they measure correctly and I don't want them firmer than they are. Surprisingly, the Du-bros are a "drop in" replacement for the stock tires as long as you install the Dubro stop collars. Those collars end up then very close to the e- clip groove on the axle so if the clip is reinstalled the collar will remain in place even if it loosens. Back to the Beaver, the bigger tires just look better. The tiny yet scale stock tires just make a nice looking plane look bad. Put another beaver to work building a dam in the eagle killing zone, flood it and put some of these planes on floats. Hard to beat float flying. Happy Landings!
With everything else you have listed in the Show More tab, I have to ask for the info on your prop balancer tool.
Prop Balancer bit.ly/3wqt1Iv (Added, thanks!)
All your video's are fantastic. Thanks. Where did you buy your plane stand? Thanks again.
I didn't - LOL - It was from TOM, a subscriber, but here's where you can get one for yourself ( RC Stand bit.ly/3bdD1O4 )
Thanks again Tom, if you're reading this!
Brian I have a RC request the E-flite UMX PT-17. It seem like the last of a breed of true low and slow back yard fliers and would love a review on it.
Not on the short list, but we can see about doing it.
Cool upgrade!
Totally agree!!!
That is amazing with those Dubro tires, they look scale definitely not holding back on flight. My question is do these inflatable tires cut into flight time? If so by how much? -Kenny
I assume they do a bit, but as you can see it's a LONG flight still.
That is amazing that you still get long flight with those heavy tires. I love your videos, keep it up.
have you ever had a connector unsolder and then u crash im worried about my ic3 in my ec 1500
No, but I'm pretty good with soldering, and also, if they're getting that hot, something is causing it to get hot - find out what, and fix it ASAP ;)
Brian . Sean from nashville. I love your videos . you and your wife are great . question . I have a v2 beaver I put a again esc. And I had to create alot of ventilation for cooling . what are your thoughts about basicly zero esc.cooling. a little air comes in and nothing goes out the rear. Unless mine is made on a Friday lol thanks keep up the good work . I'll be giving a few bucks pay pal
"I think mine was made on a Friday" - LOL!!! Too good!!!
I honestly didn't even think twice about the ventilation of the ESC, but now that you've warned me, I will look into it! Thanks for the heads up.
Thanks for the PayPal gift!!! We really appreciate this form of support, since it's basically free for you and us, so no wasted money. We found out that almost 17% of our Patreon gifts were swallowed by Patreon - this was so disappointing, so we're really trying to give a lot of options, and we feel very obligated to make sure that people's support is not being wasted.
Hi Brian,
I put the floats on my Beaver and it is tail heavy, am I correct in thinking the c.g. is the same for floats or wheels?
Yes. Might need to add some nose weight if you're not able to get it good enough for flight on a larger flight pack.
My suggestion would be to get it all the way out on the tip of the floats, then you can use a lot less weight, but also, have you considered maybe doing a flight with it tail heavy...if it's not WAY tail heavy, might still be okay. If it's super pitchy, then you might have to use some extra ELEVATOR EXPO to help get her landed, just FYI...and also, you can generally land on grass, as a get out of jail free card.
i have a carbon cub s2 and i broke the prop shaft for it and they are all sold out. Do you know any other ones that would work with it?
I wonder if the Cherokee 1.3m has the same prop shaft???
I need your help 🙏
I bought this Dubro tires for my beaver and they vibrate a lot when taking off! Are these tires not factory balanced ?
You didn't have this problem?
If your shaft and wheel have too much slop, they can do that. Can you get a bushing in there? If not, can you fill the gap with any other material?
Nice Brian I have to get them for mine now lol
Yes, you should!!!
Longer 4mm screw/axle...spacer collar on inside so gear dosn't hit tire....done!
How about solidify the polymer. GelMoument.
NICE!!!
Do you still love this plane? I am looking for something to replace my 3 year old Maule that is getting a little ragged. Funding has been approved, I can get pretty much whatever I want.
If you have funding approval...pick any of these and you'll be very happy....
Carbon Z Cessna 150 bit.ly/30PJkkD
Carbon Z Cub SS bit.ly/30P5mUA
Draco bit.ly/3ttx3ix
Beaver 2.0m bit.ly/3zZGqKn + AR631 bit.ly/3pYNC3c
They're ALL great! Really, any of the four would be a wonderful addition to any hangar!
Good boy 😁😁😁
Yes?
Which one do you think flies the best honestly? The Drakeo the beaver or the carbon cub z
HK Tundra wheels ftw. Forget the LeadBros.
Lead Bros - LOL!!!! Nice touch.
Hi great job can you get wheels like that for the carbon cub S2
YEAH, but that plane probably can't handle this additional weight, given it'll be the 4" or less, they are A LOT HEAVIER ;)
@@BrianPhillipsRC OK thanks Brian appreciate it
I love the video but can you please do a video on the new eachine p-47
Coming soon!
@@BrianPhillipsRC THANK YOU
Do the 5.5" du-bros fit on Draco? I bought them for it since it's on the optional parts list on horizon hobby website, I have the wheels but won't get draco for another week so wondering if there is any mods needed.
We'll be adding the 6 or 5's to the Draco soon, if you're curious. Stay tuned ;)
Rc sailors better be taking notes on how to balance props after their… boom
LOL - We had good luck with ours. Not sure what happened to Nate and Abby, but what a bummer ;(
@@BrianPhillipsRC yea they dint black it out and the cowing mother and prop went boom
How would those 4.5" tires work on the Maule?
Probably good, but Maule is not as powerful. I think you might want to do the 4" tires (not shown, but the link will list them too)
Would these fit on a Draco?
Probably, but might want the 6" wheels on the Draco.
Hi Brian,
My ESC on my beaver caught fire on the 4 flight, not getting much help from Hoizon, Joe P isn't answering my emails is there somebody higher up I can contact?
I have no idea who Joe P is. I think Horizon is having a heck of a time finding help (like everyone else), but what a lame excuse, right?!?!?
I have asked if he could would call me for 5 minutes of simple questions as to what to send back, no call no explanation!
I want my Beaver back!
Like your videos and everything your doing!
Lovely FAMILY and a GREAT WIFE!
Can you please make a video with your favourite 3 planes expert/intermediate/beginner?
Thanks
How do you fly and never hit those power lines 👌
I do occasionally - Twice I can recal off hand...one was with the Cessna Citation Longitude UMX, and it was a 1-2 hours repair...and the other was my first Carbon Z Cub SS 2.1m and I kept flying for about 5-7 minutes AFTER hitting them ;)
@@BrianPhillipsRC You are a very good RC pilot 👌
some people like 'em bushy......lol!
YES!!!!
Brian...can your wife actually use her kitchen for it's intended purpose? I'd never get away with it!...I had to build a work space in the basement!
Someone just came out with a STOL plane with super light inflatable wheels, Skynetic Bison XT STOL
Yeah, MotionRC - they don't TRUST us to review their products. I guess they're concerned we might be a bit too honest ;) LOL
@@BrianPhillipsRC Its not out yet and parts are not available
First to say first hehe
LOL - Hehe - How can it be avoided with all this beaver talk and hand fulls??!??!
@@BrianPhillipsRC 😂🤣✌️
Patreon $5 - $25 - $50, ugh too rich for me. I'll wait for paypal. I give $12.00 a year.
Sorry Bruce. I'm retired on a fixed income and with the price of gas and lumber and groceries these days. I need to be careful so I can pay the electric bill.
We never know what people want till they tell us - so thank you for being the first to let us know!
If you want a lower level, we can set this up too ;)
Don't be supporting us before you pay the electric bill - you gotta be able to charge your batteries to fly - LOL ;)
We added a $1/month Tier for you or anyone who wants to support us with less than $5/month. We understand "fixed" income, and don't want to take anyone's last dime, no matter how much they want to support us. We really appreciate you being here and being part of our channel, but don't ever want you or anyone else to feel obligated in any way to support us financially. We do however want you to understand that your gifts and support are a big help in "buying" time. We are at a strange spot where I need to be here AND there at the same time, and at the moment, my time machine is broke down... Either way, in a few short years, we hope to eliminate "this problem"...and I can say any more since this is a public forum ;)
@@BrianPhillipsRC Done! Thanks Brian! Your worth a lot more but I live in California and everytime I turn around the city, county or state is reaching into our wallet. I can't even afford gas to go to the field these days. $4.37 a gallon. Thanks Joe what a pal! $8.00 for a 2X4 stud. Thanks Joe what a pal.
Can't spell, Horizon
LOL - I see your comments in reverse order, so these little "followups" are always interesting ;)
From the looks of it, you had everything you needed to just bolt the wheels on. The center of the Dubro wheels are machined for bushings, or bearings, or just clearance. Chances are really good that the bearing in the original wheel would have fit right into the Dubro wheel. Next time, split the rim, mount the just the inner rim to the plane, use one bearing in the rim, one on the back with the included bushings as spacers if needed to get the tire to clear the landing gear. Then just bolt the rim together to capture the tire. The head of the axle bolt will be inside the empty bearing hole of the outer rim half when you are done. You wont be able to see how the rim is mounted from the outside, which usually baffles people when they look at it... Technically you any bearings in the wheel if you don't have room for them. Like on a podded landing gear, or with retract clearance issues. There is a reason those tires come with really short mounting bolts....
I tried what you're talking about, but not quite enough lenght, with the 5.5"...but if I used the 5" or 4.5" I bet they'd work