RE: My HoneyBee2 wont take off
I have altered the prop pitch to achieve a smoother control. I have also successfully glued the upper section of the swash plate to the inside of the lower halves' bearing. I used super glue, and a pin. Be carefull not to get any glue inside the bearing housing, or on the central shaft.
Still no word on the better battery pack. There has to be someone out there who knows the name of a good battery pack strong enough to fly my HB2. Please help me. The included battery pack is just not strong enough. Although, the factory B-pack is good for learning how to slip across the floor, and to also get the back end up enough to slide forward.
My HB2 also shakes a little when it is first winding up. after it gets to speed it smoothes out.
After i get the engine up to speed, how do I give it positive pitch? When I push my throttle lever all the way up, the green light on the control box turnes red, and the when the RPM's drop, it takes the power away.
Problems all around for this beginner RC Heli flier. }>V<{