what to do wiht jett 50 FIRE
01-25-2009, 01:06 PM
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what to do wiht jett 50 FIRE
Hey guys
Got any airframe suggestions? Obviously something that's gonna be fast it was in a viper 500 which is now dead ... Prefer ARF (don't mind adding fiberglass or what ever else it needs) over a kit build but will consider both.
Im looking to at least match the speed of the viper but would really rather be faster..
Steven
Got any airframe suggestions? Obviously something that's gonna be fast it was in a viper 500 which is now dead ... Prefer ARF (don't mind adding fiberglass or what ever else it needs) over a kit build but will consider both.
Im looking to at least match the speed of the viper but would really rather be faster..
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RE: what to do wiht jett 50 FIRE
ORIGINAL: Flying freak
Hey guys
Got any airframe suggestions? Obviously something that's gonna be fast it was in a viper 500 which is now dead ... Prefer ARF (don't mind adding fiberglass or what ever else it needs) over a kit build but will consider both.
Im looking to at least match the speed of the viper but would really rather be faster..
Steven
Hey guys
Got any airframe suggestions? Obviously something that's gonna be fast it was in a viper 500 which is now dead ... Prefer ARF (don't mind adding fiberglass or what ever else it needs) over a kit build but will consider both.
Im looking to at least match the speed of the viper but would really rather be faster..
Steven
OR: http://www.matneymodels.com/qm.html and/or http://www.matneymodels.com/q500.html
Zoomer? a Q40?
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RE: what to do wiht jett 50 FIRE
Standard Diamond Dust.
Warning, they are addicting!
Once you are use to it and totally hooked, you get the clipped wing version with a Jett 50 F.I.R.E. or a YS 45 RE.
Severe symptoms are indicated by daydreaming about high speed rolls or the need to stuff some monster DF, heli, R.I.R.E. engine in one.
Warning, they are addicting!
Once you are use to it and totally hooked, you get the clipped wing version with a Jett 50 F.I.R.E. or a YS 45 RE.
Severe symptoms are indicated by daydreaming about high speed rolls or the need to stuff some monster DF, heli, R.I.R.E. engine in one.
01-27-2009, 10:31 PM
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RE: what to do wiht jett 50 FIRE
Sounds good who makes the DD kit anyways?
Whats the min. servo's i would need? im a student and don't have a bunch of money to spend so im looking to use some bits out of the viper.
Steven
Whats the min. servo's i would need? im a student and don't have a bunch of money to spend so im looking to use some bits out of the viper.
Steven
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RE: what to do wiht jett 50 FIRE
Check out www.diamonddustrc.com . You can get some good servo information on the Diamond Dust threads on this forum too.
Good luck!
P
Good luck!
P
02-08-2009, 11:06 AM
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RE: what to do wiht jett 50 FIRE
Warning, they are addicting!
Once you fly your DD for awhile, you may try a mini dust just for kicks!
Mine has a TeeDee .o9 on it....it's either all go, or no go. lol [8D]
02-08-2009, 07:21 PM
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RE: what to do wiht jett 50 FIRE
ORIGINAL: Flying freak
Sounds good who makes the DD kit anyways?
Whats the min. servo's i would need? im a student and don't have a bunch of money to spend so im looking to use some bits out of the viper.
Steven
Sounds good who makes the DD kit anyways?
Whats the min. servo's i would need? im a student and don't have a bunch of money to spend so im looking to use some bits out of the viper.
Steven
For 36.00 each new Hitec 645MG
Motor Type 3 Pole Ferrite
Bearing Type Dual Ball Bearing
Torque 4.8/6.0v 107 / 133 oz. 7.7 / 9.6 kg.
Speed 4.8/6.0v 0.24 / 0.20 second
Size 1.6"x 0.8"x 1.5" 40 x 20 x 38 mm
Weight 1.94 oz. 55 g
My buddy used four of these, one per elevon segment, on a 22 lb Rookie Jet with 30 lb turbine no failures.
I have used these in a whiplash with a Dub Jett .50 FIRE
or try the JR Sport 126MG about 38.00 ( avoid the ST-125 some of those had problems)
Servo, High-Torque ST126MG
Specs
Size Category:Standard
Type:Analog
Torque:126 oz/in @4.8v; 142 oz/in @6v
Speed:.21 sec/60° @4.8v; .17 sec/60° @6v
Dimensions (WxLxH):.73" X 1.52" X 1.33"
Weight:1.6oz
Gear Type:Metal
C4F
02-08-2009, 07:48 PM
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RE: what to do wiht jett 50 FIRE
ORIGINAL: Crazy4Flight
For 36.00 each new Hitec 645MG
Motor Type 3 Pole Ferrite
Bearing Type Dual Ball Bearing
Torque 4.8/6.0v 107 / 133 oz. 7.7 / 9.6 kg.
Speed 4.8/6.0v 0.24 / 0.20 second
Size 1.6"x 0.8"x 1.5" 40 x 20 x 38 mm
Weight 1.94 oz. 55 g
My buddy used four of these, one per elevon segment, on a 22 lb Rookie Jet with 30 lb turbine no failures.
I have used these in a whiplash with a Dub Jett .50 FIRE
or try the JR Sport 126MG about 38.00 ( avoid the ST-125 some of those had problems)
Servo, High-Torque ST126MG
Specs
Size Category:Standard
Type:Analog
Torque:126 oz/in @4.8v; 142 oz/in @6v
Speed:.21 sec/60° @4.8v; .17 sec/60° @6v
Dimensions (WxLxH):.73" X 1.52" X 1.33"
Weight:1.6oz
Gear Type:Metal
C4F
ORIGINAL: Flying freak
Sounds good who makes the DD kit anyways?
Whats the min. servo's i would need? im a student and don't have a bunch of money to spend so im looking to use some bits out of the viper.
Steven
Sounds good who makes the DD kit anyways?
Whats the min. servo's i would need? im a student and don't have a bunch of money to spend so im looking to use some bits out of the viper.
Steven
For 36.00 each new Hitec 645MG
Motor Type 3 Pole Ferrite
Bearing Type Dual Ball Bearing
Torque 4.8/6.0v 107 / 133 oz. 7.7 / 9.6 kg.
Speed 4.8/6.0v 0.24 / 0.20 second
Size 1.6"x 0.8"x 1.5" 40 x 20 x 38 mm
Weight 1.94 oz. 55 g
My buddy used four of these, one per elevon segment, on a 22 lb Rookie Jet with 30 lb turbine no failures.
I have used these in a whiplash with a Dub Jett .50 FIRE
or try the JR Sport 126MG about 38.00 ( avoid the ST-125 some of those had problems)
Servo, High-Torque ST126MG
Specs
Size Category:Standard
Type:Analog
Torque:126 oz/in @4.8v; 142 oz/in @6v
Speed:.21 sec/60° @4.8v; .17 sec/60° @6v
Dimensions (WxLxH):.73" X 1.52" X 1.33"
Weight:1.6oz
Gear Type:Metal
C4F
4.8v or 6v?
I'm thinking 4.8 would be best as to keep wight down...
