A-109 Military Helicopter
10-21-2009, 10:23 AM
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A-109 Military Helicopter
Here's a few pictures of my Augusta A-109 Military Helicopter.
The Kit is from RC Aerodyne, and comes with just about everything
for a semi scale fuselage.
It's based on the Trex600e mechs, with torque tube.
JR 12X Radio.
Futaba S9255 Servos.
Helicommand Electronic Stabilization.
Duralite 6v Regulator.
LightningHeli 4-Blade Rotor Head, Rotortech 570mm Angle Tip Main Blades.
Century 4-Blade Tail Rotor, CY 95mm Tail Blades.
Scorpion 4025 1100Kv Motor.
6S 5000mAh Batt.
The Front Wheel is Steerable, I also made a Switch Panel for lights, & a fan which
is mounted inside the fuse.
Everything is operated from the TX.
Mike L. (helo)
South FL.
[email protected]
The Kit is from RC Aerodyne, and comes with just about everything
for a semi scale fuselage.
It's based on the Trex600e mechs, with torque tube.
JR 12X Radio.
Futaba S9255 Servos.
Helicommand Electronic Stabilization.
Duralite 6v Regulator.
LightningHeli 4-Blade Rotor Head, Rotortech 570mm Angle Tip Main Blades.
Century 4-Blade Tail Rotor, CY 95mm Tail Blades.
Scorpion 4025 1100Kv Motor.
6S 5000mAh Batt.
The Front Wheel is Steerable, I also made a Switch Panel for lights, & a fan which
is mounted inside the fuse.
Everything is operated from the TX.
Mike L. (helo)
South FL.
[email protected]
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RE: A-109 Military Helicopter
Hey Helo.
How is you chopper holding up after a year? I'm thinking about getting the 600 size Bo-105 or the Fennec AS550. I downloaded the manual for the Fennec AS550 and there seams to be a lot of cutting fiber glass and drilling holes involved.
How is you chopper holding up after a year? I'm thinking about getting the 600 size Bo-105 or the Fennec AS550. I downloaded the manual for the Fennec AS550 and there seams to be a lot of cutting fiber glass and drilling holes involved.
11-28-2010, 09:26 AM
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RE: A-109 Military Helicopter
AmishWarlord, I have no problems at all with the heli. After 100+ flights I've only done standard maintenance twice and it's still like new.
The basic structure of the fuse is pretty good.
Mike L.
Davie,FL
The basic structure of the fuse is pretty good.
Mike L.
Davie,FL
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RE: A-109 Military Helicopter
Helo, Very nice A-109, I have one sitting in a box at home. And hope I can finish her half as nice as your's !! Did you have a build thread in rcu ? I have been away from this forum have not kept up, been building and flying turbine jets. I know, I know thats no excuse to be wasting my time with those plankers ! flying at or near 200 mph is addictive !! glad to hear the A-109 has been flying awhile now. Enjoy
