cx questions
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I just bought a Blade cx at a swap-n-shop, and I had a few questions about the helicopter.
1. If there is a knick in one of the blades will it effect the flight?
2. My Dad has the same frequency as my helicopter can i use his transmitter?
3.If i was to put a 2.4 Futaba receiver in my helicopter could i use it with my transmitter?
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Alex
1. If there is a knick in one of the blades will it effect the flight?
2. My Dad has the same frequency as my helicopter can i use his transmitter?
3.If i was to put a 2.4 Futaba receiver in my helicopter could i use it with my transmitter?
Thanks,
Alex
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A knick in the blade will be alright so long as it isn't too big. I flew mine like that for months.
If your dad has the same frequency and the same brand if transmitter, yes, you can use his.
I suppose if you put your receiver in there it will work fine. Just make sure it's not too big/heavy. But the Blade CX comes with a rx and tx. I would just use that combo. Don't fix it if it ain't broke
If your dad has the same frequency and the same brand if transmitter, yes, you can use his.
I suppose if you put your receiver in there it will work fine. Just make sure it's not too big/heavy. But the Blade CX comes with a rx and tx. I would just use that combo. Don't fix it if it ain't broke
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The knick is kind of medium sized. the other reply i got said i would not work, i have to change everything( receiver, servos). They said the receiver acts like a ESC. Is that true oh and I have a FASST so I think my receiver is small enough
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