i was flying the chopper last nite at the gym, trying to dial in the 4in1

well less to sy i got the 4in1 dialed in, and i started flying her arround....worked great!

then all the sudden clack clack clack smash....***?

i took a hard right whilein foreward motion, and CLACK CLACK BAM crash!

it looks like the bottom that holds the landing gear / battery holder broke along with 4 props and a flybar

i dont even know if i can get this bottom peice replaced.....can anyone help me? or should i go get the CX2?

hehehe - you put props on a cx that takes blades lol - Just Kidding

blade clack


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I guess that depends upon your comfort level with fixing your existing Heli and your pocket book. I was in a similar situation several months ago and opted for a new Heli, but that was before I discovered RCU! If you want to repair, you already know that there are plenty of resources here to help you.

The clack of death!!! Know it well we do. Time for the flybar mod my friend.
See Soloboss guide http://cx2.r-2.nl/ as well as this thread that has some good coverage on doing the mod http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_63...tm.htm#6397033
Of course please see us for any questions
Missed the last part of your post. You will need a new battery tray. Your LHS should have one or online. Lots to be found.
If your battery tray isn't too busted up have a look at this thread to modify it vs. buying a new one.
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_6504240/tm.htm

oh its really busted
looks like i might go to the hobbyshop, im going to call them now see if they have anything for me

also no matter what i set the trim to i still get a little clockwise motion when in air i cannot stop it. adjusting the 4in1 counter clockwise will fix this correct?

looks like the part is [EFLH1223] Battery Support Set; suit Blade CX2 and the lhs has them in stock, woohoo!!! ill be back flying in no time......but the stupid clockwise movement in air must be fixed.....aarrgghh

Mod your flybar! That'll eliminate bladeclack almost completely and gives you better agility too!

Yes, just turn it in small increments (maybe 1/16th to 1/32nd of a turn at a time, unless you're WAY off), making sure to disconnect the battery before making the adjustment.