DDrogon
Posts: 139
Joined: 1/24/2005
From: chilliwack,
BC, CANADA
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No one has any ratings about Hobby-Estore.com .they seem realy nice ...im getting ---Walkera 36 Electric RC Pro Helicopter w/ Brushless Motor/Walkera 30A Brushless Actlyator(ESC) 3 X 11.1V 1800mAh re-chargeable Li-Po battery pack,and the tranmitter just kike yours...oh by the way did you see the walkera vid kenadams363445[1].wmv ...its good .all I could tell from watching was a different gyro/it flew really smooth ,looks like we all got a good machine, I have another video of 36 doing 3-D mildly though ...but it was smooth and stable....so I've never flown one yet but from what I've seen already the 36 going to be great .I can't wait it looks like a great machine for Park flying and these electrics helis need hardly any maintenance they just keep flying....brushless motor just don't supernova the coils then all you have to do is wait for a bearing to burn out..ha..sounds great to me.. tuning is difficult I'm talking to first-timers and novice pilots only and here's the reason you've all been waiting for( its catch 22)you can't tune a helicopter properly if you can't fly a helicopter properly, gee what a delema ...you will be tweaking it for months as you learn to fly better and learning more about setups...dynamic balancing of the main rotors huge effect....static is just a guide line always do it.though..y'all know to keep your shafts in perfect straight order....tune the load of the engine to perfectly match the pitch of the main rotors....that's your pitch curve and throttle curve..,someone in the form was asking where the balance point of the36 was can it be out a bit etc.....technically no....especially on our machines where mast bumping is not as good as the more precision rotor heads . And hey we're only 500 grams....so no matter what it's directly below the main rotor mast /with an excellent pitch curve/excellent dynamically balanced rotors/and tail /and your gears and belt drives are set perfectly /in check control linkage /smoothness stability are achieved.../and then flying becomes 10 times easier.nice machine...so take your time go easy because no one can really help you on a form about the feel of your machines stability or smoothness because that job is only for the pilot or unless some expert does it for him....then he's lucky.. you've got to be crazy to think they're tuned in any way out-of-the-box especially when you've just heard the specialized skill needed,okay you guys get their ,,,,,then your machines will practically fly themselves...ill post all the mechanical bugs as I find them and with photographs.remember there's a lot of little things in an RC chopper and if you tweak them all up now there's a machine .hoping I get my electronics in good condition...the machine looks great......later guys..
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