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Spare parts - 5/9/2008 12:13:07 PM   
nomobux



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Just got a CX2 and this is all new to me. I'm doing alot of reading and plan to take it very slow. I know things happen, so here the ? What common spares do I want to get in advance and have on hand & the best place to get them ... thanx

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RE: Spare parts - 5/9/2008 2:23:23 PM   
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Blades, flybar, main shaft, inner shaft. I would get them in that order.


I have not needed the shafts, but the blades and flybar I have gone through 2 sets.


Happy flying!

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RE: Spare parts - 5/9/2008 2:24:39 PM   
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Also might want to get some training gear, because they gear has a bigger footprint then the diameter of the blades in motion it makes blade strikes less likely. Ive got some avail if you are interested, pm me.

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RE: Spare parts - 5/9/2008 2:49:39 PM   
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Ok, I will look to getting the above spares. I do have the trainers. Any other spares to think of ? Also best place to get those parts ? Price and fast shp'g.

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RE: Spare parts - 5/9/2008 5:01:02 PM   
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nomobux,

You might want to read through these forums a bit more. My son bought a CX a while back and as many posters have noted neither the CX nor CX2 are perfect flyers out of the box unless you are lucky enough to get a really good one. We have replaced all the head gear from the swash plate to the main shaft with the aluminum parts E-flite sells. But I also ended up buying a replacement tail boom and see some almost indestructable blade systems for sale. My suggestion is to fly stock as long as you can with a new set of blades ready for replacement and perhaps a set of training gear. But once you break any part of the main gear go ahead and upgrade the entire thing.

http://www.bladecx2.com/upgrade_parts3.html

http://www.boomtownhobbies.com/category_s/9.htm

Just putting on a carbon fiber tail boom makes this heli look much better.

Have fun.

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