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Old 03-10-2009, 09:29 PM
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Default RE: Sukhoi Su-26M BNF by ParkZone

I am here ot ask a stupid question
Are you saying that the MCX Radio will eat up the batteries quicker or what? I don't get it
Old 03-10-2009, 10:21 PM
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No, I think it is a frame rate issue. While battery life will be what it is, your controller sends out signals that are measured in frame-rate. The faster your frame-rate the better control you have over your model. What I have discovered is better overall control, via the DSM2 module. My stock MCX tx will fly my heli just fine, but I am not able to be as precise as when I am using the Eclipse. This is one of the stated reasons from HH to not use the MCX/Vapor controller. I have discovered for myself, that the people at HH were correct, they stated that the length of the gimbal was inadequate, and I agree after using the Module.

I hope I am making some sense, the dsm2 module has definitely improved the performance of the MCX, and if the wind will quit I can try the Vapor. I cannot make it clearer than this, HH is correct, you want a solid dsm2 platform for the plane. I hope that makes sense. I am very interested in DSM2 now.

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Old 03-10-2009, 10:51 PM
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Yes, now I get it.
Old 03-14-2009, 02:24 AM
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Are you guys positive that the PZ brick that comes in the new SU-26 has a channel open, that a BRUSHLESS ESC will plug into, I was going to order the Little gidget ffrom BSDmicrorc.com that turns the throttle output into a servo output, more or less. It was a PPM or somthing, then you can put a BL ESC on a Vapor or Citabria or what have you. If PZ did include a output for this reason "Kick ass" they are on the right track, I have seen the Videos for the Raptor GS, and, with its power setup, as it comes It appears to be more my style, But if the PZ can have a plugin BL and ESC. For the Thirty five bucks that they want, At 2dogrc.com?, for the same power setup as in the GS Raptor, I will give It a shot when they are availiable. If I am out to lunch on this Someone Please let me know or others know so they don't make the same mistake as I am going to.. The ESC at 2DOGRC.com motor combo, Is for one Cell LI-po only with the extra weight of th ESC and motor should A person step up to a 2 Cell system, same as The GS Raptor W/ DSM2 receiver that they recomend????
Old 03-14-2009, 10:00 AM
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Are you guys positive that the PZ brick that comes in the new SU-26 has a channel open, that a BRUSHLESS ESC will plug into, I was going to order the Little gidget ffrom BSDmicrorc.com that turns the throttle output into a servo output, more or less. It was a PPM or somthing, then you can put a BL ESC on a Vapor or Citabria or what have you. If PZ did include a output for this reason "Kick ass" they are on the right track, I have seen the Videos for the Raptor GS, and, with its power setup, as it comes It appears to be more my style, But if the PZ can have a plugin BL and ESC. For the Thirty five bucks that they want, At 2dogrc.com?, for the same power setup as in the GS Raptor, I will give It a shot when they are availiable. If I am out to lunch on this Someone Please let me know or others know so they don't make the same mistake as I am going to.. The ESC at 2DOGRC.com motor combo, Is for one Cell LI-po only with the extra weight of th ESC and motor should A person step up to a 2 Cell system, same as The GS Raptor W/ DSM2 receiver that they recomend????
Yes, we have set-up the AR6400 to support brushless ESCs from the start, even though we don't currently have any plans for our own brushless setup (we're getting excellent, AFFORDABLE performance with our current brushed motors). There are three wires in the motor port, two will be used for the standard brushed motor, and three will be required for a brushless ESC.
Old 03-14-2009, 10:21 AM
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Default RE: Sukhoi Su-26M BNF by ParkZone

David, my hat is off to you guyslol I am glad to hear about the stock performance being "EXCELLENT". This is going to be a great plane and I can't wait.
The weather is getting nicer here. Can you give us a very rough guess when they might start shipping? Don't worry, I won't hold you to it
PS, I am enjoying my Vapor, Ember, Cessna and Citabria very much. They are actually the reason I got back into planes.
Check out my mods to my Cessna. I have also done this to my Citabria. They are twice as fast as stock.
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Old 03-14-2009, 01:16 PM
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Default RE: Sukhoi Su-26M BNF by ParkZone

Thanks for that info, I too can't wait for this little baby to hit the shelves up here in canada. will the BL esc plug in or have to be sodered in, I have not seen a vid of it doing any vertical climb outs from slow high alfa, I know my Vapor will climb straight up a stair well in my house, on the stock power setup, Will the sukhoi 26, Hang on the prop, or have the same power preformance as the 206 and Citabria
Old 03-14-2009, 10:30 PM
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Thanks for that info, I too can't wait for this little baby to hit the shelves up here in canada. will the BL esc plug in or have to be sodered in, I have not seen a vid of it doing any vertical climb outs from slow high alfa, I know my Vapor will climb straight up a stair well in my house, on the stock power setup, Will the sukhoi 26, Hang on the prop, or have the same power preformance as the 206 and Citabria
Since the Vapor we have switched to using a plug for the motor. With the Sukhoi, the difference is the plug has 3 wires instead of 2. So, either plug in a brushed motor with 2 wires, or plug a brushless ESC with 3 wires into the same port.

We are not promoting the Sukhoi as a full-up 3D airplane, only as a highly aerobatic model. It does have a lot more power than the 206 or the Citabria. In the right hands, it is capable of some 3D maneuvers like rolling harriers.
Old 03-15-2009, 03:29 PM
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Thanks again, I was hoping , like everyone else for a 3d ship. And just like the Citabria and 206, they were new and they did what was expected, worked well, and nice standoff scale looks. the Su 26 is truly a step in the right direction.
Old 03-16-2009, 11:30 AM
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ORIGINAL: David Eichstedt

With the Sukhoi, the difference is the plug has 3 wires instead of 2. So, either plug in a brushed motor with 2 wires, or plug a brushless ESC with 3 wires into the same port.
I am glad to see this change, should make for some fun hop ups!
Old 03-19-2009, 11:10 PM
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I was drooling about the Kyosho 4 channel when anounced last year..... but this..... this just takes the cake. Its on my MUST HAVE list since I absolutely love the Citabria, and at 100 bux I can use my Dx6i.... hellllzzzzz yess !

[x] Mark one SOLD !
Old 03-20-2009, 07:06 AM
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Default RE: Sukhoi Su-26M BNF by ParkZone

Lets see how may people have preordered.

I have ordered one. So that's one
Old 03-20-2009, 05:38 PM
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Default RE: Sukhoi Su-26M BNF by ParkZone

I ordered one, and made a serious commitment since I bought a module to allow me to fly it as well.

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Old 03-20-2009, 09:19 PM
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I ordered one, and made a serious commitment since I bought a module to allow me to fly it as well.

Tim
Hey Tim,

That makes two
Old 03-20-2009, 11:30 PM
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Default RE: Sukhoi Su-26M BNF by ParkZone

Vapor Vid, Kyle your video is loading.

Here's a vid of the Vapor on a dsm2 module outside. I don't think I flew it over 80' high, but that's a lot for a Vapor.

http://www.badiusownersclub.com/vide...0Vapor%202.wmv

Tim
Old 03-21-2009, 09:35 AM
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Default RE: Sukhoi Su-26M BNF by ParkZone

Tim, that was a good test for your DSM2 module. I'm glad it's working for you.
Old 03-21-2009, 07:08 PM
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Default RE: Sukhoi Su-26M BNF by ParkZone

Hi I got one on the way as well as a BL motor and Speed controler from Hobby city
So that makes three
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Hi I got one on the way as well as a BL motor and Speed controler from Hobby city
So that makes three
Cool, could you let us in on what brushless motor and esc you ordered?
Old 03-22-2009, 09:39 AM
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I pre-ordered through my LHS. They were giving a $10.00 discount on the first 20 pre-orders, I was #6.
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I pre-ordered through my LHS. They were giving a $10.00 discount on the first 20 pre-orders, I was #6.
So I guess that makes around 9 we know of so far. I am sure there are alot more, but I was just wandering about the guys on this forum.

Darn! I missed out on a $10 discount[:@] It's ok, I have a feeling the plane will be well worth the money.

ski800rdoo, still waiting to see what brushless setup you have ordered.

Comeone Parkzone, start shipping
Old 03-25-2009, 10:39 AM
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Default RE: Sukhoi Su-26M BNF by ParkZone

Hey guys, ParkZone just launched a "win it before you can buy it" contest on their site for the Sukhoi. Check out the link:

http://www.parkzone.com/promotions
Old 03-25-2009, 06:01 PM
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Default RE: Sukhoi Su-26M BNF by ParkZone

I just called my LHS, the date in his computer is 20 april for release.

Tim
Old 03-25-2009, 06:51 PM
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Default RE: Sukhoi Su-26M BNF by ParkZone

What do you guys think of painting a war bird scheme on this plane?
Old 03-26-2009, 12:02 AM
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Think sharpies, much lighter. I will have to do a scheme on the plane white disappears.

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Old 03-26-2009, 01:41 PM
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Thanks, good idea!


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