TO: Helis rule...!

No don't...? Just ad a 1/16" wheel collar on either end of the flybar to the farthest place right next to your paddles. If you move the ones that are there alredy you wont have anything to hold your flybar in place. Those wheel collars hold your flybar in the flybar carrier. You might want to swap the stock paddles for the blade cp paddles which also make a difference they are a little thicker than the stock ones and slightly heavier. My heli's linkages are in there stock position. I didnt move them on the servo arms @ all. I changed the stock servos to hs-55's, balanced....measured and trimmed my heli and tweaked the mixer board and away I went. the video is the result of long hours reading rcgroup posts and the posts on this forum too, and applying what I read to my heli. The bcp paddles, wheel collars and hs-55's helped alot in the cyclic response. Im using the stock batterys in the video. I have yet to get lipos and the 2 cnc bits i want.