Posts: 15
Joined: 3/8/2005 From: Laveen,
AZ, USA Status: offline
Here's my whirlybird. Flown it twice. First flight went well, second flight it started chasing me so I sicced my jeep on it. Trex-Main blades, tail blades, main shaft......Jeep-NO DAMAGE! Total cost involved for rebuild------16 BUCKS!!! WooHoo!!! That dang Blade CP I started with would have cost me twice that easily.......
Posts: 386
Joined: 3/17/2005 From: ft rucker,
AL, USA Status: offline
I decided not to paint the plastic canopy and just make it stock. One day i will order another canopy prepainted or try and do it my self but until then this is what i got. I have all ready posed it on another thread but here it is again. I cant wait to fly it tomorow!!!
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Joined: 8/15/2006 From: Willard,
OH, USA Status: offline
armycopter, heres a suggestion to clean up your tail servo wire/gyro wires, and whatever else you wanna do. wrap your wire around a small screwdriver neatly, and pull it tight. tight enough so that theres no slack on it, but not enough to break the wires. let it go, and the wire should be all nicely coiled up like this. cuts down on room to store wires, and looks way cleaner! the servo wire is just simply twisted up, just so i didnt have extra wire floating around. this seems to be better than coiling for the head servos, because it takes up less room, and you dont need to shorten the wires that much.
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